Silvetti reportedly came on as a substitute but was withdrawn after a brief spell. The report describes a suspected shoulder injury, but there is no confirmed diagnosis or timetable for a return. Until the club provides an update, it would be premature to assume the issue is serious-or that he will be fit for the next match.
The uncertainty matters because a tournament schedule leaves little time to adjust. Even a short absence could narrow Inter Miami’s options in attack and make squad rotation more difficult as the competition continues.
Silvetti’s availability would give coach Guillermo Hoyos another forward to call on alongside the team’s established attacking players. If he cannot feature, Miami may need to reshuffle its substitutions or ask other options to take on more minutes.
That does not automatically change the team’s outlook, but it does make the medical update important. The first priority is establishing whether Silvetti has a shoulder injury and how it affects his movement; until then, any prediction about his return remains uncertain.
Miami’s next Leagues Cup outing will offer the first indication of how the squad responds. The key storyline is whether Silvetti is available-and, if not, who steps into the attacking rotation.