Inter Miami CF’s new home will be called Nu Stadium when it opens its doors for the first time in April.
Inter Miami CF have announced a landmark multiyear partnership establishing Nu, one of the world’s largest digital financial services platforms, as a main partner of the Major League Soccer club.
As a cornerstone of the agreement, Inter Miami CF’s new state-of-the-art home stadium at Miami Freedom Park will officially be named Nu Stadium.
The agreement comes at a pivotal moment for both organizations, as Nu accelerates its international expansion into the United States and Inter Miami CF builds on its position as one of the fastest-growing and most influential clubs in the sport.
The deal positions the digital financial services leader at the heart of one of the most ambitious sports and entertainment developments currently underway in the United States, set to open on April 4, 2026.
Inter Miami CF is an American professional soccer club based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (US). The club competes in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the Eastern Conference.
Nu Stadium is a 25,000-seat soccer-specific stadium under construction in Miami, Florida (US). It is planned to be the home of the Major League Soccer club Inter Miami CF.
In 2022, final approval was given by the City of Miami to build a stadium on the current site of the Melreese golf course close to the Miami International Airport.
Nu and Inter Miami CF will create immersive experiences for fans and customers through curated programming and exclusive access.
For Inter Miami CF, this milestone builds on the club’s on-the-pitch success behind the performance of eight-time Ballon d’Or winner, Leo Messi, elite international talent such as Rodrigo De Paul, Luis Suárez, Germán Berterame, and rising homegrown stars such as Noah Allen and Ian Fray, while cementing its status as a global powerhouse.
With Nu Stadium at its center, the collaboration reflects the growing intersection of finance, technology and culture in shaping the future of global sport.
Inter Miami Co-Owner David Beckham said, “Miami has always been a place where people come with big dreams and from the very beginning, we wanted this Club to reflect that spirit.
“Opening our new stadium is a really special moment on our journey – a place for fans across South Florida and for people from around the world who feel connected to our Club to watch us play. Nu Stadium will be a home for the Inter Miami family and a place that reminds everyone who visits of the Freedom to Dream.”
Beyond the stadium naming rights, the agreement includes a broad portfolio of premium assets. Notably, Nu’s logo will appear on the back of Inter Miami CF’s jersey — one of the most-sold jerseys in global fútbol — as part of a newly introduced league asset debuting in August 2026.
Nu will also anchor two signature spaces within Nu Stadium at Miami Freedom Park: Nu Club, a 770-person premium hospitality lounge featuring a glass tunnel view of players as they walk from the locker rooms to the pitch, and the Nu Plaza, a dynamic community hub designed to host branded gathering spaces, a large screen and seating areas, creating a dynamic public space at the center of the district.
Cristina Junqueira, Co-founder, and CEO of Nu’s emerging U.S. business said, “This long-term partnership represents a strategic alignment with an international sports franchise that shares our ambition and global mindset.
“Nu Stadium will anchor our brand in the United States, allowing us to engage with a diverse, international community as we build the most influential consumer technology platform in the world.”
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