The four were teammates for six years at Barcelona, winning the Copa del Rey and La Liga four times and the Champions League once. However, Suarez left for Atletico Madrid in 2020 after falling out with new manager Ronald Koeman, and Messi moved to PSG a year later. In his first press conference at Inter Miami, Suárez said: “I never thought we would get back together because I thought Leo would finish his career at Barça.
In 2019, I thought we would overcome everything in Barcelona and it was a dream.” I dreamed it,” he said. I want it. “He retires there. First I left, then everyone (Alba, Busquets, Messi) left me”. He also talked about how his former teammates influenced his decision to join South Beach. “Everyone has their own life and family. They told me very nice things. “They are very happy,” he said. “Some things are a little more expensive and some things are cheaper. “Sergio is coming out for the first time and the change can be a bit difficult, but today he said that the children are good and that is important. Also, Jordi has made a big change after spending so many years at Barcelona. Three children is difficult. “Leo is more familiar with it than I am because of the changes I’ve made [in my career].
I can give them more advice about what life is like on the outside than I can give them.”In fact, Suarez is the most passionate of his former teammates at Barcelona. He made his European debut at Groningen in the Netherlands before moving from Ajax to Liverpool. He moved to Catalonia and after leaving Spain played (again) in Uruguay and Brazil. The return to his boyhood club Nacional was sensational, with many believing it to be Suarez’s retirement plan.
He previously sparked rumors of a return to Liverpool by leaving the door open after playing in Steven Gerrard’s warm-up match.”I don’t know what the future holds for football, but if I were to play in England again, it wouldn’t be for Liverpool,” Suarez told the Mirror. However, a reunion in Barcelona was eventually planned in Miami. The four trained together for the first time on Thursday and have since all joined the first team for the first time since Barcelona. Suarez shared some memories from those days as he looks to make more memories in Miami. The first leg was disappointing, although a thrilling match against El Salvador resulted in a goalless draw.
Former Liverpool star Luis Suarez has revealed that he and Lionel Messi have no plans to leave Barcelona as Inter Miami players. He previously left the door open for a surprise return to Anfield. Suarez, who turns 37 this week, becomes the fourth former Barcelona player to join an MLS club in the past year. Messi started the trend by leaving Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer, followed by Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.
