FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Canadian international defender Kamal Miller has signed a contract extension with Inter Miami CF through the 2026 MLS season, with an option for 2027.
The 26-year-old from Toronto joined Miami from CF Montreal in an April trade that saw midfielder Bryce Duke and Costa Rican international forward Ariel Lassiter go the other way. Miami also picked up US$1.3 million in general allocation money.
Miller, who started all seven games for Miami in the Leagues Cup, has started in 17 of his 18 league matches. "We know Kamal has even further room for growth and we’re excited to continue working towards that with him. We believe he is an important piece for us as we continue to push to meet our objectives as a team and club.”
“Since I was traded here in April, the fans have welcomed me and made me feel at home. I’m very happy to stay," Miller said in a statement. “This is the right club for me because of its ambition to win everything. We have such a great foundation with the front office, support staff, great teammates and coaches, and everything else. Everything feels like it’s falling into place and I’m happy to be part of it.
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