Uruguayan attacker Luis Suárez, now a Gremio player, could become an Inter Miami player for next season. In the past he had already been linked to the Florida club, but Gremio refused to let him leave despite his desire to go to the United States. Now, Tata Martino has once again made clear the interest in him.
Luis Suárez confirmed this summer that he will leave Gremio at the end of the season (both parties reached an agreement in July to be able to end their relationship at the end of this year), which is an advance since his contract was supposed to last. one more year.
A move to MLS would see Suarez reunited with his former Barcelona teammate Lionel Messi, as well as Sergi Busquets and Jordi Alba. The duo spent six years together at the Camp Nou and won four La Liga titles and a Champions League, among other trophies.
The 36-year-old said in July that he and Messi had always planned to retire together and it looks like that dream will come true based on Martino's latest comments.
"Within our analysis of next season, and the needs that we may have, we have an analysis with Luis and an analysis without Luis," said the Miami coach at a press conference. "So when the time comes to make Suárez's situation official regarding Inter Miami, we will be prepared to go in the corresponding direction."
Inter Miami will conclude its MLS campaign when it faces Charlotte this week. They will then likely focus on trying to sign Suarez from Gremio before the 2024 season.
