According to ESPN Soccer, Hoyos will serve the suspension during the match against CF Montréal on August 29 at Nu Stadium. The coach has also been fined an undisclosed amount for violating the policy. MLS confirmed that Inter Miami were late for kickoffs in matches against Nashville on August 15, Philadelphia Union on August 19 and Toronto on August 22.
Inter Miami are currently on a five-game winless streak, recording four losses and one draw across Leagues Cup and MLS. Hoyos has taken responsibility for the recent stretch of negative results, stating that it's part of the demands of high-level competition, but he believes these are temporary situations that can be resolved through results.
The suspension and fine are a result of MLS's policy, which states that all clubs must be on the field and ready to play at the scheduled kickoff of the first and second half. Clubs and head coaches are subject to escalating fines and a head coach suspension for repeated violations.