The Al Hilal forward has caused quite a stir about a switch to the States as he has been appearing at a number of sporting events in Florida this week.
Neymar continues to recover from a torn ACL that has seen him sidelined for most of the current season.
And that injury means the 32-year-old is set to miss the forthcoming Copa America with the tournament set to kick off in June.
During his time off, Neymar was the guest of honour at the MLB game between the Miami Marlins and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
That came a day after he went out with David Beckham, the Inter Miami co-owner, and his wife Victoria as the ex-Barcelona star shared a snap on his Instagram story.
Manchester United legend Beckham even teased fans on social media by appearing to talk down a move,
sharing the same picture, captioned: “Welcome to Miami my friend ( only for dinner ) @intermiamicf@neymarjr”
Despite that, his presence in Miami has excited fans about a possible Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Neymar (MSN) reunion at the MLS side.
As one fan tweeted: “Neymar in Miami with Beckham… Are we getting an MSN reunion soon?
Another added: “Wait for it soon Neymar will be playing for inter Miami.”
A third then put: “Yes, Neymar will join Inter Miami.”
While he’s in town, Neymar may reunite with his former Barca team-mates Messi and Suarez who now play in Beckham’s Miami team.
Back in Spain, the trio were key in the Catalan giants’ glory in the Champions League in 2015.
Neymar then moved to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 where he was reunited with Messi from 2021 who spent two years in the French capital before the latter’s MLS move.
Brazil’s all-time top scorer now plays for Al Hilal in Saudi Arabia, moving from Paris in 2023.
While fans ponder if Neymar will move to Miami he currently has a contract with the Saudi league team until 2025.
And given that Neymar is one of the biggest names in the league, he will most likely have an enormous price tag slapped on him if a club decides they want to sign him.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
