Dániel Pintér

think things have gone stale and i think we just need to go back to the drawing board as simple as that i don't think it's okay

we can't do that because our next game is the con is a big one now after the next game i do think we need to have real conversations they're not going to bench bertrami for daniel pinter in the campeones cup against cruz azul They should bench Bertarame for Daniel Pinter next weekend against San Diego or Delanois or Felipe or whoever.

Like, he's an arbitrage right now.

I say to a left back, like...

That's the problem with Bertarame.

It's like, okay, I get you work hard, you're fast, you press, but so does Delanois, so does Pinter.

You're supposed to be the $15 million more expensive, valuable guy than them, and it's just like, I don't know.

Uh...

Suarez has to be a sub, specifically for Silvetti.

Maybe Inter Miami knows more than we give them credit for because if this, like, I agree with you, the offense is stale.

I don't really know if they're going to be willing to bench any of these three guys for Daniel Pinter or for 11's Delanois.

So I think we're going to need Felipe to come in and make... have a spark for this team or so ready to not have his injury be too long.

Just unfair to any player.

And we're seeing that with Sergio Reguilant, right? so uh and then the other thing about that was he was like the perfect archetype for what inner miami could do for young players in south florida he came into the academy as a young teenager built his way into the second team eventually into the first team uh not you know the type of physical freak that's going to be able to impact the games at 17 years old um but like the slow but very real development of noah allen is like a schedule that daniel pinter could hope to emulate that preston planbeck or alexander shaw or whoever it is like the young players on this team if they emulated his path, which was a couple games in 2022, sort of earned various periods of starting in 2023, sort of worked on his game in 2024, break out in his fourth year in the league, and sort of start earning all those accolades as a 21-year-old, that is a very real path to development and becoming a professional soccer player that I think Noah Allen was the archetype for and a model for what...

In remind me could do for young kids in the in the academy and in South Florida that are sort of dreaming about one day getting to be on this team.

And then going on to captain and all this other stuff like it's he really was like the archetype in my opinion.

Does that mean he plays on the right side? Does that change what you do with your left wing, left, you know, left wing back or whatever they end up doing there? I think that'll be really interesting to follow.

But anyways, those are your frontline attackers.

Plus you got Daniel Pinter and Levitz Delanois as some of the younger players.

In the midfield, you'd have Casemiro, DePaul, Segovia, Bright, Galarza, plus some of the young players.

Em, no sé cómo lo estás viendo vos a Berterame, que siento que quizás le falta fútbol, por decirlo de esa forma, porque bueno, obviamente todos sabemos que tuvo un parón de un mes, donde prácticamente no sabemos si se entrenó tampoco.

Eh, pero ¿vos ves una posible entrada pronta quizás de Daniel Pinter por encima de, del mexicano? Bueno, del meje argentino.

Sí, si hablamos, Tomás, pura y exclusivamente de fútbol y nos olvidamos que es un jugador franquicia, mmm, yo estoy más o menos, no convencido de que juegue de titular frente a Atlanta, pero darle cuarenta y cinco más a Berterame, cuarenta y cinco minutos más.

Y si no, hay que hacer el cambio.

Fukunomura, I thought was poor in this game.

Daniel Pinter didn't do much.

Noah Allen didn't do a ton.

And Delanois was amazing.

Gets it to Segovia, which just pushes the ball forward.

Eventually gets its way to Messi, who has that cross over the top to Luis Suarez, who heads it into a dangerous area for Daniel Pinter, who equalizes.

And suddenly, despite 20 minutes of basically being in total control of this game, Philadelphia finds themselves with a 1-1 draw on their hand because Intermami does have that kind of quality to hit you with brief moments of

magic.

69th minute.

Lionel Messi with a really nice pass into or behind the line.

Daniel Pinter makes a really nice run.

He gets a one-on-one with Andre Blake.

He had options that were different from what this team is offering.

And this team has Daniel Pinter at the front and Luis Suarez at the front.

But you're not going to get that from them.

To me, it was clear in this game that they're asking him to be Sergio Busquets.

Yeah.

Giselle says, I'd like to thank our homegrown Pinter for actually doing good in his position.

So Daniel Pinter actually had a pretty good game.

Yeah, I agree.