Quote from: AndySt on November 14, 2024, 11:47:45 PM

Quote from: legendbtc on November 14, 2024, 11:33:11 PM

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.

If Neymar didn't manage to play in Saudi Arabia, then I can hardly imagine how he will be able to do it in the MLS. Rather, it's not about his salary or the level of play, but the excessive injury of a football player, which is why the Saudis and not only the Saudis could not really admire his game. Beckham needs to really think about whether it's worth doing this, given that I don't think the American hosts are as wasteful as the Saudi sheikhs who agree to pay a football player a lot of money purely to promote their ambitions, the championship and the country as the future host of the World Cup.

Nothing is wasted here, the American hosts, understand Neymar's injury better than we do. Of course, they will consider what benefits a deal with Neymar will bring to them. If Neymar has a big influence on the media and fans, I believe they will be willing to do this deal. As for Neymar, there is no reason for him to refuse to "sit back and enjoy the benefits".

Quote from: naira on Today at 01:37:55 AM

Neymar injury really ruined his career, why didn't he just retire? because his condition is very vulnerable, since he was brought to the Arab League at Al Hilal club, I have never seen him attract attention. Unlike other European players who are able to achieve, I think Neymar Jr era is over because he suffered a serious injury. Of course Neymar salary is no longer worth paying, and in Inter Miami we don't know whether the club will give the same salary or not.

Yes, Neymar is indeed in a fragile state. On social media, many people are calling for Neymar to retire, even though he is only 32 years old. But 'why isn't he retiring' is simply because he's still making money and a lot of it. His current salary is sky-high compared to players playing in Europe. Why not "go ahead and enjoy"?
Currently, Messi has successfully asked Beckham to lure Suarez to join Miami and Neymar is no exception.