22. Inter Miami
Total revenue: $185 millionEBITDA: $50 millionDebt as a percentage of value: 20%
Match day: N/ACommercial: N/ABroadcasting: N/A
Country: United StatesLeague: Major League SoccerLeague championships: 0Owner(s): David Beckham, Jorge Mas, Jose MasStadium: Chase Stadium – 21,550 seating capacity
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