Mateo Silvetti
MIA
LW (RW)
One-v-One Creator
Jan 14, 2006 (20)
Right
5'9"
165 lb
Inter MiamiInjured again
Silvetti is out for the time being due to a shoulder injury, according to the MLS injury report.
Analysis: Silvetti is a new addition to Miami's report this matchday with a shoulder injury, and Miami now has six players simultaneously listed as out, which is one of the larger injury lists in the league heading into Wednesday. He's a depth attacking option without significant fantasy implications in most formats.
On bench Saturday
Silvetti (shoulder) is on the bench for the weekend's game versus Atlanta United.
Analysis: Silvetti regained full fitness sooner than originally expected following a one-month absence with a dislocated shoulder. The attacker is not expected to play a huge role right away, though he could earn minutes as either German Berterame's or Luis Suarez's substitute at some point. In that case, Silvetti will look to take advantage of his side's explosive offense to increase his current tallies of three goals and three assists in the 2026 MLS season.
Suffers shoulder dislocation
Silvetti was diagnosed with a dislocated left shoulder sustained during Wednesday's Leagues Cup match against Atletico San Luis, the club announced.
Analysis: Silvetti had started in three consecutive MLS matches before coming off the bench and being forced off in visible pain against San Luis, a blow that limits the squad's attacking options given the competition from Telasco Jose Segovia and Daniel Pinter, who figure to see increased opportunities in his absence. He will begin a period of rest from soccer activities while remaining under the supervision of Inter Miami's medical staff, with his return to training determined based on his clinical and athletic progress. No specific recovery timeline has been disclosed, and Silvetti is expected to be reassessed as his recovery advances.
Suffers shoulder injury
Silvetti's shoulder popped out of its socket during his team's Leagues Cup opener against San Luis Wednesday, though medical staff was able to get it back in place in the locker room, according to coach Guillermo Hoyos, per Franco Panizo of MiamiTotalFutbol.
Analysis: Silvetti had started in three consecutive MLS matches before coming off the bench and being forced off in visible pain against San Luis, a blow that would limit the squad's attacking options given the competition from Telasco Jose Segovia and Daniel Pinter. His status for the upcoming match against Monterrey remains uncertain, and further clarity should emerge as the club continues assessing the severity of the injury.
Exits with injury in Leagues Cup
Silvetti was replaced after suffering a shoulder injury during his team's Leagues Cup opener against San Luis.
Analysis: Silvetti was in pain and assisted by medical staff while leaving the pitch, failing to play the final minutes after coming off the bench in the second half. The young forward had started in three consecutive MLS contests, and losing him would limit the squad's options in the contention with Telasco Jose Segovia and Daniel Pinter. However, the extent of Silvetti's problem remains unknown heading into the next Leagues Cup and league fixtures.
Five shots in win
Silvetti generated five shots (zero on goal), four crosses (zero accurate) and one corner in Saturday's 1-0 win versus CF Montreal.
Analysis: Silvetti had a frustrating night in Montreal's 1-0 home defeat to Inter Miami, registering five shots across 90 minutes without placing a single attempt on target, while also delivering one corner and four crosses of which none found a teammate. He was Inter Miami's most active attacker in terms of shot volume but consistently failed to test Sebastian Breza, with his efforts going well wide or high of the target throughout.
Assists as substitute
Silvetti had an assist while taking an off target shot and creating two chances during Sunday's 6-4 win over Philadelphia.
Analysis: Silvetti entered the match in the 73rd minute and set up Rodrigo De Paul in the 93rd for Miami's final goal. Silvetti hasn't started a match since April 18th after dealing with a hamstring injury, but has two goal involvements across 30 substitute minutes in his last two appearances.
Nets in win
Silvetti scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and one chance created in Wednesday's 5-3 victory over FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Silvetti took just one shot during Wednesday's win, but it was all he needed to make a difference in the match. He found the back of the net and was clinical with his chances on the ball. Silvetti should continue to shine in his minutes with such an excellent attacking unit around him.
Fit again
Silvetti (hamstring) is on the bench for Saturday's match against Toronto.
Analysis: Silvetti is one of the numerous Miami players to return Saturday, giving the squad a bit more depth. With seven starts in his first eight appearances this season before the injury, he will be keen on resuming a starting role after testing his legs Saturday.
Still recovering
Silvetti (hamstring) is still recovering as remains out of training for Miami, reports Michelle Kaufman of the Miami Herald.
Analysis: Silvetti remains out of training for Miami as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury. He will look to start training this weeks, however will still remain doubtful for the clash with Toronto on Saturday.
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