MSN Returns? Could Messi, Neymar, and Suárez Reignite their Dream in MLS
11 October 2025
MSN Reunion: Dream on or Reality in MLS?
A British newspaper report says Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, and Neymar may sit down again to play together, this time with Inter Miami in the MLS.
The trio shared the pitch from 2014 to 2017, delivering some of Barcelona’s finest moments and helping them win the historic treble in 2015.
Messi and Suárez are currently stars at Inter Miami, while Neymar joined Santos in January for a six‑month spell after leaving Al Hilal, with his contract extended to December, making him free to negotiate with clubs from year’s end.
According to Daily Mail, Inter Miami is negotiating renewals for Messi and Suárez (38) and is weighing Neymar’s arrival for the next season.
Although talks are not confirmed, Neymar’s representatives acknowledge a big opportunity in the United States, both on and off the pitch, as a chance to recapture peak form ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The MSN trio, famed for their chemistry, turned Barcelona into one of the most thrilling attacking units in football history, blending flair, tempo, and friendship into a footballing symphony.
In the summer of 2017, Neymar left for PSG amid a dream run that hinted at a larger individual star always in focus behind Messi’s shadow, ending the MSN era but not erasing its legacy.
Inter Miami has since been assembling a squad of Messi’s friends, welcoming Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba to the club in 2023, with Luis Suárez arriving later that year.
Additionally, the club recently added Rodrigo De Paul, a close ally of Messi, aiming to recreate the magic and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere that once thrived at Camp Nou.
De Paul recalled sharing dreams of playing together with Messi at a single club and in daily life—opportunities arising unexpectedly because of his earlier contract with Atlético Madrid.
Return of MSN would be a milestone for MLS and a fresh proof that legends can write new chapters, especially in a league that keeps growing in quality and visibility.
Punchlines: If MSN reunites, MLS may need a bigger trophy shelf—one that doubles as a sofa for post‑match celebrations. And if not, at least we’ll get endless highlight reels: three legends, one pitch, infinite magic.
