Casemiro could play with Messi and Luis Suárez at Inter Miami: why

Inter Miami’s ambitious rebuilding effort may soon feature another global superstar, as Brazilian captain Casemiro has emerged as a prime target for the Major League Soccer side. According to transfer-market specialist Fabrizio Romano, the Florida club has already initiated formal discussions with the midfielder’s camp and tabled an offer aimed at securing his signature for the 2026 campaign.

The timing aligns with Casemiro’s own roadmap: on 22 January the 33-year-old informed Manchester United that he will not extend his stay beyond the expiration of his current deal in June 2026. That announcement triggered a wave of interest from Europe and the Gulf, yet sources indicate Inter Miami have moved fastest, presenting a project that balances sporting objectives with lifestyle considerations for the player and his family.

Should the deal cross the line, Casemiro would slot into a dressing room populated by two of Barcelona’s most decorated alumni, Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez, instantly raising Miami’s profile ahead of the new season. He would also renew acquaintances with Argentina international Rodrigo De Paul, a long-time rival from their respective stints in Spanish football.

While competing bids from Saudi Arabia and at least two European teams promise lucrative packages, Inter Miami’s pitch leans heavily on the prospect of building a legacy in a growing league and living in South Florida. With negotiations ongoing, the financial structure of the American offer is expected to determine whether the five-time Champions League winner ultimately makes the leap across the Atlantic.