With the current season effectively over for the Florida franchise, thoughts now turn to MLS 2024 and potentially another global star joining.
Diego GorostietaDiegsGorostietaCalum RocheEnglish_ASEstados UnidosUpdate: Oct 18th, 2023 07:51 EDT
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With any possibility of securing a playoff spot out of reach, Inter Miami’s 2023 MLS season is coming to a rather tame close, after what has been a quite incredible few months. The team returned to regular training on Tuesday for their penultimate match of the season against Charlotte FC, which will mark the final game of the season at the DRV PNK Stadium.
Inter Miami making plans for possible Luis Suárez arrival
Before Tuesday’s session, the Herons’ head coach, Gerardo “Tata” Martino, held a brief mixed zone with the media in attendance. Apart from discussing the upcoming match, he spoke about what lies ahead for Inter Miami in 2024, particularly in terms of potential new additions to the club, including a certain Uruguayan forward by the name of Luis Suárez.
True to form, Martino addressed the topic without going into too many details but, in a way, left the door open for the Uruguyan. Suárez, who would be departing from Gremio, could be reunited with his close friend Lionel Messi in this new chapter of their football careers in the United States. The boss wants more details before anything is confirmed.
?️ I asked Tata Martino whether Inter Miami would look to sign Luis Suarez this winter if he becomes free.“Looking into our analysis for next year and needs we may have, we have a scenario with Luis & without Luis.“If he officially is free, we’ll take path that corresponds.”… pic.twitter.com/X2qScWq8RU
— Franco Panizo (@FrancoPanizo) October 17, 2023
“Officially, no one has informed us of anything. Within our analysis of the upcoming season and the potential needs we might have, we have an analysis with Luis and an analysis without Luis. So when the situation with Suárez and Inter Miami is officially confirmed, we will be prepared to take the appropriate steps,” he explained carefully.
