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It’s almost inevitable, right?
Messi, Suarez and Neymar made up one of the peak attacking trios in the 2010s. It would be ludicrous if Inter Miami didn’t at least make an attempt at the Brazilian.
The rumors have heated up over the last few months, especially after it was reported that the 32-year-old had purchased a $26 million waterfront property in Miami.
Additionally, according to UOL (h/t the Daily Mirror), Al Hilal could also be terminating Neymar’s contract early, freeing him to sign for any club in 2025.
Though the Herons have plenty of attacking firepower, this move would make sense.
Miami’s only out-and-out wingers are: Lionel Messi, who hasn’t played as a true winger in a decade; Robert Taylor, whose production dipped at the end of 2024; Leo Afonso, a highly rated academy player coming off an injury; and Facundo Farias, who’s also coming off an injury.
During the season, Miami manager Tata Martino was forced to shoehorn midfielder Diego Gomez into the left-wing role because of his lack of options at the position.
Should Neymar join the team next summer, the ex-Barcelona man would not only bring even more eyes to a star-studded roster, but he’d also fill a position of need for the Herons as they look to win MLS Cup.