Diego Alonso made Inter Miami coach

Diego Alonso has been named the first head coach of David Beckham’s Inter Miami ahead of their inaugural season in the North America’s Major League Soccer.

“In Diego we found a manager that fits our culture and has a strong desire to build a winning club for our fans,” said Inter Miami spokesman Paul McDonough.

“He brings a lot of experience and championship-winning mentality as we begin our drive to be among the best clubs in the Americas.”

Inter Miami, which opens the season March 1 against Los Angeles FC, is owned by five people, including Beckham.

Alonso, the only coach to win the CONCACAF Champions League with two different teams, reportedly beat out former New York City manager Patrick Vieira and former DC United midfielder Marcelo Gallardo for the job.

The 44-year-old Alonso most recently served as head coach for Monterrey in Mexico.