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Neymar’s potential move to Inter Miami would be a major addition to Major League Soccer, drawing even more attention to the growing league. The 32-year-old Brazilian forward, currently with Al-Hilal, signed for €90 million from PSG in 2023 but is reportedly interested in completing his contract in Saudi Arabia before considering a move to the U.S.
The proposed January transfer presents financial hurdles for Inter Miami, which might struggle to fund a high-profile signing without significant adjustments or external financial support. If he does join, Neymar would reunite with former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Luis Suarez, and Jordi Alba, adding further star power to an already formidable lineup. If Inter Miami can secure Neymar’s services by 2025, it would enhance their competitive edge in the MLS and appeal to global fans.
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