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Lionel Messi and Beckham wanted him, Luis Suarez gives them the worst news and paralizes Miami

Lionel Messi may have to wait longer for Luis Suarez.

By William Estrella

Lionel Messi may have to wait longer for Luis Suarez.
Lionel Messi may have to wait longer for Luis Suarez.

The Uruguayan forward Luis Suárez would be close to leaving Gremio de Porto Alegre and the spotlight is pointing to the MLS, specifically Inter Miami, where he could once again share a shirt with the Argentine forward Lionel Messi, who completed his first semester in the North American team and he could count on one of his best friends and colleagues, however, Suárez would give him bad news.

In an interview for Uruguayan radio Sport 890, Luis Suárez confessed that he does not feel able to continue in sporting activity due to the constant pain he feels in his legs. In fact, the Uruguayan attacker confessed that to counteract his pain he injects himself with medicine and ingests medicine to alleviate said anguish in his lower extremities. Hence, Luis Suárez would be considering sporting retirement.

“The days before each game I take three pills and hours before playing I get an injection, otherwise I can't play. Hence the limp, ”said Luis Suárez for Sport 890, where he believes that if he does not take care of himself he might not even be able to walk normally in a few years. “I have to think that in five years I may not be able to play 5-a-side football with my friends. Anyone who sees me thinks it is impossible for me to play a game,” added Suárez to Uruguayan media.

For Lionel Messi it is a tremendous blow, since he expected Luis Suárez to at least play one season with the Argentine star at Inter Miami, a team that has sheltered the world champion in such a way that it has brought him some players who were part of the Messi's process in Spain like Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets. Although the desire was also for Luis Suárez to join, everything indicates that due to his illnesses he would not be able to arrive.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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