Suárez is set to move to Inter Miami and work under Argentine head coach Tata Martino.
Inter Miami are close to signing Uruguayan striker Luis Suárez on a one-year deal. The move to Florida will see the 36-year-old join former Barcelona team-mates Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba at the MLS club for 2024.
Suárez has been plying his trade with Brazilian club Gremio but is now set to land in the US to work under Argentine head coach Tata Martino.
Leaving Gremio
With Gremio, the former Liverpool marksman netted 24 goals and registered 17 assists in 52 games. “We are going to miss him, for sure. He was loved by everyone. He’s leaving”, were the words of Gremio coach Renato Gaúcho last weekend.
The Uruguay international scored the only goal in Gremio’s win against Vasco da Gama on Sunday and ended up doing a lap of honor around the stadium as the club bid farewell to a player who gave his all for them.
Miami Herald reporter Michelle Kaufman has reported that Suárez will arrive at Inter Miami on a 12-month contract.
Suárez’s injury issues
Suárez has had to deal with a knee injury that requires constant medical attention, something that has, however, not put Inter Miami off signing the proven goalscorer to boost their attacking line next season after missing out on the playoffs in 2023.