Gerardo Martino has resigned as Inter Miami's head coach due to personal reasons, the MLS side have confirmed.

The Argentine ends his 17-month stint in charge of the Herons following their MLS Cup exit just under a fortnight ago.

Martino, who oversaw Miami's Leagues Cup triumph soon after his arrival last season, guided the franchise to this year's Supporters' Shield with a regular-season record tally of 74 points.

However, they were eliminated by his former side Atlanta United in round one of the MLS Cup playoffs.

Miami opened their best-of-three series against Atlanta with a 2-1 win, only to lose by the same scoreline in Game 2 before falling to a dramatic 3-2 defeat in the decider.

“It has been an honour to work at such a special club, and to lead such a special team," Martino said.  

"I’ve enjoyed my stay at Inter Miami and will treasure the memories made and relationships forged here for the rest of my life.

"I depart with nothing but gratitude for my time here and would like to offer sincere thanks to everyone that made it possible."