End of the mystery, Modric's decision to play in the MLS was revealed

The season is coming to an end in MLS. The franchises face their last games of the regular season and then only the best will fight for the United States championship in the Playoffs. Inter Miami dreamed of aspiring for that title despite having been last in the Eastern Conference, since with Lionel Messi they achieved consecutive victories that allowed them to depend on themselves. However, when the player from Rosario was injured, the Herons went four games without a win and threw everything away.

Inter showed that they depended on the captain of the Argentine National Team despite having been reinforced with players of the caliber of Sergio Busquets. In this context, the board is already thinking about new important additions for 2024 and some important names began to be rumored to land at the DRV PNK Stadium.

One of them is Luis Suárez, whom they tried to sign in the same transfer market as Messi, an operation that became impossible due to Gremio's refusal to let him leave for less than his termination clause. However, the Gunslinger agreed to end their relationship earlier and starting in January he will be a free agent to be able to reunite with his friend from Rosario in Florida. Now, the Uruguayan was not the only one.

Another of those who appeared strongly on Inter Miami's radar in recent weeks was Luka Modric. The Croatian is not playing a leading role at Real Madrid and was seen with David Beckham in a secret meeting in September. Later, in Europe they assured that it was Leo himself who had requested the incorporation of the 2018 Ballon d'Or, and now Carlo Ancelotti announced Lukita's final decision to arrive in the MLS.

Ancelotti confirmed that Modric will not leave Real Madrid

"Whether Luka Modrić will leave in January? Absolutely not. There is no possibility. He doesn't want to leave. He believes he is an important player and we think the same. He is key for us. We are happy to keep him", Carletto declared at press conference.