Messi earns 53 million a year, the salary that Luis Suarez would have at Inter Miami

Inter Miami puts an end to its season, the fairy tale that began with the victory of the Leagues Cup is over. Inter Miami was one of the worst teams in the United States, as it was in last place in the tournament. With the arrival of Lionel Messi, the team took a 180 degree turn and became one of the best, to such an extent that they lifted the Leagues Cup trophy.

After the Leagues Cup, Inter Miami's mission was clear, to qualify for the Major League Soccer playoffs. David Beckham's team had a very difficult time, and even more so later with Lionel Messi's injury. The Argentine missed up to four Inter Miami games, and during those four games, they did not achieve a single victory.

The conclusion was clear, Inter Miami has a strong dependence on the best player in the world, and for this reason, they have been eliminated from the Major League Soccer playoffs. Now, the mission is clear, reinforce the team so that this does not happen again. Precisely, now the signing of Luis Suarez has been -almost- confirmed.

Although the signing of Messi's friend was an open secret, now Inter supporter journalist Franco Panizo confirmed it with a tweet in which he used an emoji of the Uruguayan flag and another of a gun, thus confirming the most recent signing. expected of the season for Inter Miami and for Lionel Messi.

The question is clear, what salary would Luis Suarez have at Inter Miami? Lionel Messi's contract is impressive, since he receives 50 million dollars a year, plus sponsorships with Apple TV, Adidas and Disney. Now, Luis Suarez would have a salary similar to that received by Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, at least, that is what is expected. Busquets earns about 10 million dollars per season, while Jordi Alba receives 8 million. Perhaps, Suarez will get a salary slightly higher than the last two mentioned.

He already has haters…

Some tweets about Luis Suarez went viral among Inter Miami fans, and they looked something like this: “So, next year the Miami team will be made up of 5 36-year-olds and 5 20-year-olds? + Callender?” or “The man can't even run, I don't know why they think that's a good idea.”