During his tenure, Martino led Inter Miami to notable successes, including winning the 2023 Leagues Cup, reaching the U.S. Open Cup final, and securing the 2024 MLS Supporters’ Shield, marking the club's most successful period.

Gerardo 'Tata' Martino resigned as Inter Miami's coach in November 2024 due to personal reasons, primarily a need to return to Rosario, Argentina, and not because of conflicts with staff or ownership.

Martino informed Lionel Messi about his decision first, clarifying that his departure was not health-related but driven by personal matters, and he maintained strong relationships with Messi, his staff, and players.

At the time of his departure, the team was leading the MLS standings and was considered a favorite for the playoffs, with a strong record under Martino, who helped elevate the club's stature in MLS.

Martino’s achievements with Inter Miami also include winning the Leagues Cup shortly after Messi joined and the Supporters’ Shield for the best regular-season record.

Following Martino’s departure, Javier Mascherano has taken over as coach, with the goal of winning the MLS trophy and continuing the winning culture established during Martino’s leadership.

Martino expressed his respect for Messi and called coaching him an honor, acknowledging the project’s potential despite his departure.

He dismissed rumors that staffing conflicts influenced his resignation, supporting his successor Mascherano and believing he can lead the team to its first MLS Cup.

Martino’s impact includes elevating Inter Miami’s international stature and success, with current focus on Messi’s contract renewal and Mascherano’s leadership prospects.

Martino emphasized that coaching alongside Messi was a source of pride, but personal reasons led him to leave before completing his final contract year, despite believing in the project’s growth.

Martino publicly explained his decision to leave in November 2024, citing personal reasons and a need to return to Rosario as the primary factors for his resignation.