Neymar wants to be teammates with Messi at Inter Miami? Colleagues have something to say!

November 4th. The Spanish media "Daily Sports" recently reported that Inter Miami wants Neymar and allows him to be teammates with Messi and Suarez again. Neymar's contract with Santos expires at the end of this year, Messi has renewed his contract, and Suarez seems to have no plans to retire, so the outside world believes that Inter Miami wants to reorganize the veteran version of MSN.

However, Neymar has not played much in Brazil, Suarez is simply lagging behind in the United States, and only Messi is still ranked first in the world. Such a combination is not optimistic. Messi alone cannot save Neymar and Suarez while also leading Inter Miami well. This is not a personnel matter at all. So if Inter Miami signs Neymar, it’s just to sell tickets.

Former US international Friedel was interviewed by Goal recently and talked about Inter Miami's desire to sign Neymar. He believes that this has commercial value and can make the club make a lot of money, but the risk is very high at the competitive level, especially Neymar is prone to injury, and he is not the kind of player the team needs now.

Friedel also said that it’s really hard to say how the veteran version of Neymar will work with Messi. But Inter Miami can rely on Neymar to sell tickets, just like the Vancouver Whitecaps signed Muller. In addition to Neymar, Friedel also talked about another MSN veteran, Suarez, who is already on the team. He said that Suarez couldn't run well. He was injured and was about to retire. He doubted whether he could last another year. I wouldn't be surprised if Suarez retires where he is.

With the retirement of Busquets and Alba, even though there are Suarez and DePaul, Mascherano is the head coach, and Messi is the only standard cash cow, Inter Miami does want more stars. They seem to pursue business more than competition. However, Messi has always been able to drive the economy while driving competition. Will he allow Inter Miami owners Mas and Beckham to have a larger pattern in the management of professional football clubs? Let’s wait and see.