Quote from: GbitG on Today at 05:25:33 PM

Quote from: Helena Yu on Today at 09:38:25 AM

https://www.si.com/soccer/neymar-al-hilal-contract-inter-miami-transfer

Is this real or what? so a guy who only played for 7 match and scored 1 goal want to join his old ~~friend~~ rival's team. This time Neymar has no intention to play anymore, he's only looking how to make money, Al Hilal wants him, he join, after that many fans want to see trio MSN re-united, that's why there's a rumor Neymar will join Inter Miami.

This might be the last team for Neymar.

It's good to see that Neymar is going to Inter Miami. The world of football is the witness of these trios. Messi, Suarez, and Neymar is one of the most extraordinary attacking trios in the world. These are the players who have ruled the world of football. MSN trios made all big clubs helpless with their unique style, well-understanding, and frequently play. So if Neymar is really leaving the Saudi Arabia club for Inter Miami to play again with their ex-mate. So it is very better for Neymar because he can maintain his career by playing with the old style.

But all these things will become possible when an official statement is received from the club. That means it seems nothing but rumors to me. We have not found any news in which Neymar or Al Hilal have decided that Neymar's contract has been terminated and Neymar is going to leave the club for Inter Miami.

If Neymar agrees to join Inter Miami, MLS will become more attractive than ever. The "MSN" trio is expected to shine in the top American soccer league. Messi still needs more people to "share the fire" on the attack line. I believe MLS would be an ideal destination for Neymar, who is having a difficult time in Saudi Arabia with Al Hilal. A signing like Neymar would benefit everyone, especially as the 2026 World Cup in the US, Mexico, and Canada approaches.

However, to add Neymar, David Beckham and Inter Miami will have to overcome some hurdles. They should hope that MLS will loosen the salary cap rules and increase the number of Designated Players (DP). MLS has very strict rules that cannot be broken unless MLS decides to change them.