Suárez is heading for Messi! The former and feared Barcelona duo will be reunited as the star Uruguayan tries out the American MLS

Luis Suárez is going to try his hand at football in the USA! Well-known and renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the former Barcelona player’s transfer to Inter Miami. Suárez will therefore form an attacking duo with Lionel Messi.

The well-known and trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano confirmed a big transfer on Friday morning. Messi’s former Barcelona teammate Luis Suárez will reunite with the Argentine playing legend in the same team. This time, however, at Inter Miami.

It should be noted, this transfer has been speculated for quite some time. The two sides reached a verbal agreement about a month ago. According to the latest information, Suárez has signed a one-year deal, with an official club announcement expected to follow on Friday afternoon.

The agreement also includes an option for a possible one-year extension. Suárez should therefore become the next player on David Beckham’s ‘dream team’ list, as also reported by AS.

After Lionel Messi, Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets, Inter Miami fans can look forward to another former player of the famous and successful Catalan club.

It should be added, the American club does so after the departure of Venezuelan striker Josef Martínez, who will become a free agent at the beginning of January. The 30-year-old forward scored 7 goals in 27 league games for Inter.

Suárez and Messi together again!

The Uruguayan goal-killer was most recently at Brazilian club Grêmio de Porto Alegre, where he netted 26 goals and assisted 17 more in 53 matches.

In the last edition of the Brazilian Serie A, Grêmio finished just below the top with a total of 68 points. In fact, it lost two points to first-placed Palmeiras in the final showdown.

Suárez, however, was most famous in Barcelona, where he formed a very dangerous offensive trio with Neymar and Messi. It was with the Argentine star that Suárez continued to work with in attack after the Brazilian left for PSG. After all, the star Uruguayan won four titles or four Copa del Rey championships with the Catalan big club.

Source: AS, Transfermarkt, X – Fabrizio Romano