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While Messi gets paid 50 million, Luis Suarez's new ridiculous salary at Inter Miami

Luis Suarez will finally reunite with Lionel Messi.

By William Estrella

Luis Suarez will finally reunite with Lionel Messi.
Luis Suarez will finally reunite with Lionel Messi.

It is the great news that Miami and Lionel Messi were waiting for, Luis Suarez, one of the best forwards in history, will play with Inter Miami for the following season. Luis is one of Lionel Messi's best friends since his time at Barcelona, and now they are finally together again.

César Luis Merlo, a journalist, added: “His contract will be for one season and the club will have the chance to extend it for another season.” Now, Luis Suárez will not be able to have a high salary like Lionel Messi's, because he arrives as a franchise player and it is a problem, because they cannot offer him more than 2 million according to Bolavip.

The salary is poor compared to what Lionel Messi earns at Inter Miami, since he earns 54 million euros annually, which is why they convinced him to come to Major League Soccer. The Argentine star, in this way, will have the opportunity to share a team with the Uruguayan who was also at FC Barcelona.

For now, Luis Suárez will finish his season with Gremio in Brazil, where the coach himself mentioned that he will not continue in 2024. Next year he will join Lionel Messi at Inter Miami and, it seems, the issue of money does not matter to him too much since it would be 2 million a season compared to the millions he had in Spain.

How much will David Beckham pay for Suarez?

According to information from the portal specialized in player values, Transfermarkt, Luis Suárez currently has a value of 4 million euros but since his contract with Gremio ends, he will be able to negotiate without costing anything to Inter Miami, where his former teammates are already waiting for him. , Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.


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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