The report says Inter Miami have reached an agreement with River Plate for Galarza to join on loan until the end of the 2026 campaign. The proposed deal is also said to include a purchase option, which matters because it lowers the short-term risk for Miami while preserving a route to keep the player longer.
Galarza’s recent club path has been unsettled. He reportedly joined River in 2025 from Talleres and made 14 appearances, with no goals and one assist. He was then sent on loan to Atlanta United in February 2026 before returning to River Plate. Earlier in his career, he also had spells in Brazil with Vasco and Coritiba.
This looks like a depth-and-upside move rather than a headline signing. Galarza’s River numbers were limited, but his profile is clearer with Paraguay. The midfielder has 19 international appearances, four goals and two assists, and the report notes that he scored the winner against Turkey at the 2026 World Cup to help Paraguay reach the knockout stage.
For Inter Miami, that blend of mobility, international experience and MLS familiarity could be useful in a squad that often needs functional midfield legs around its higher-profile attackers. A loan with an option also suggests Miami are testing fit before making a full commitment.
Because this remains a single-source report, the move should be treated as advanced rather than confirmed. The next step is whether Inter Miami make the deal official and clarify how quickly Galarza can be integrated. If that happens, he would arrive as a short-term reinforcement with a built-in audition for a permanent stay.