Updated 31 October 2024 at 13:49 IST
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To acquire Neymar, Inter Miami may need to offer a contract similar to Messi's, which includes a portion of the basic salary plus a revenue-sharing agreement with associated partners.
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Lionel Messi is set to earn approximately $20.4 million in his first full season with Inter Miami, with a basic salary component of $12 million.
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In addition to his salary, Messi's overall income is expected to reach around $60 million per year, bolstered by agreements with Apple TV for MLS rights and revenue from Adidas for sales.
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Neymar’s current contract with Al Hilal will end in June 2025, making him eligible to negotiate a transfer as early as January 2025.
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Neymar's recent property purchase in Miami suggests he is preparing for a potential move to Inter Miami, though he is primarily focused on recovering from his injury and regaining form.
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Inter Miami president David Beckham is actively trying to recruit Neymar, leveraging his friendships with players like Messi, Suarez, Busquets, and Jordi Alba.
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Beckham has long aspired to bring Neymar to the team following Messi’s signing and frequently visits training sessions to watch the players practice.
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To successfully acquire Neymar, Inter Miami will need to navigate potential restrictions on salary caps and designated player slots within Major League Soccer (MLS).
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There are indications that MLS may loosen these financial regulations under league’s Executive Commissioner, Don Garber, which could facilitate the recruitment of high-profile players like Neymar.
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A potential transfer of Neymar to Inter Miami could be advantageous for all parties involved, especially with the upcoming 2026 World Cup in the US, Mexico, and Canada.
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Neymar has previously expressed an interest in playing in MLS, hinting at a desire to join Inter Miami during his time at PSG.
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