Miami football made a terrific addition in the transfer portal to strengthen its defense. The Hurricanes will finish their season against No. 18 Iowa State on December 28th in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. While that game is not part of the College Football Playoff,

Miami lost 25 players in the portal last offseason, but added 15 through the portal. So far this offseason, Miami has lost seven players who entered the transfer portal. One player, Bobby Washington, was reportedly leaving but may stay at Miami, according to a report from Caneville.

Mario Cristobal has a history of hitting the portal hard, pulling in double-digit recruits every year since becoming the head coach at Miami in 2021. Here's a look at Miami's current 2025 transfer situation.

Miami is off to a good start with two highly productive players added less than two weeks after the transfer portal opened on December 9.

With the transfer portal now open, the Miami Hurricanes and Mario Cristobal will look at these portal targets to improve for next season.

Hurricanes wide receiver Isaiah Horton is entering the transfer portal as UM works to overhaul its receiving corps.

They have hosted two cornerbacks on visits: Washington State’s Ethan O’Connor (Georgia is reportedly the favorite and he’s expected to visit Colorado) and Arizona’s Emmanuel Karnley, who has been considering UM, Mississippi and Michigan.

Alabama football landed a major transfer recruiting coup on Saturday, who comes from one of the nation's most dynamic offenses at Miami.