From Miami qualified for 2025 Club World Cup As supporters’ Shield Champion in MLS and will be responsible for being the host team for FIFA’s recently proposed tournament, which will bring together the best clubs from all continents in a single place.
In order to rise to the moment, reports from Europe confirms that big dreams are brewing in Florida, as the club is considering a historical signing – to make Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo together To take on this challenge to the most powerful teams on the planet.
According to Portal Talksport, “Inter Miami will do everything to unite Messi with Cristiano” And has described a plan that depends entirely on what the Portuguese star decides on his future at Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia before the Club World Cup begins.
The reason is Ronaldo’s contract in the Middle East expires next June nextAnd he has not yet signed a renewal. As a result, the heels are ready to seize the moment and pull off a large market surprise.
The article, written by the journalist Ben JacobsIt points out while Al-Nassr wants to extend Ronaldo’s contractThere is a chance that he may not immediately join a renewal and instead accepts a short -term agreement with Inter Miami exclusively to play in the tournament with Messi.
There is no need to emphasize how much of a marketing and sponsorship that this move would give to a tournament that FIFA has struggled to sell. That is why, in anticipation of big star anchors, the governing body in World Soccer has opened a special transmission window for reinforcements before the competition.
Why Cristiano’s arrival at Inter Miami is not possible right now
MLS has salary speakers that limit player wages, but each club is allowed three designated players (known as “Franchise Players”) Who can be paid outside the salary.
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Currently, Inter Miami’s three designated playing places are already filled: Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and Jordi AlbaWith the latter who officially became a designated player in February this year. This means that the hedges currently have no wage exemption to meet Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract.
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The former FC Barcelona defender has a contract with Inter Miami until the end of the year, so there seems to be no planned adjustments to his business to make room for CR7’s arrival. As a result Florida -Franchis’s flexibility is not as great As talk sports suggest.
Of course, there are other ways for Cristiano to play in the Club World Cup thanks to FIFA’s new transmission market windows before the tournament. However, a transition to Florida does not seem likely.
