Suárez: CWC, showcase for youngsters and challenge for Inter Miami

Luis Suárez Highlights the Importance of the Club World Cup for Inter Miami

Inter Miami striker Luis Suárez has expressed his vision for the upcoming Club World Cup, highlighting the opportunity it represents for young footballers and reaffirming the team’s goal of competing at the highest level.

Those of us who are older have already had this luck, those who haven’t should try to enjoy it and take advantage of it. It’s a good showcase to be able to grow and show yourself as a footballer, especially the youngest who want to take the step forward in football to continue growing.

Luis Suárez

Suárez emphasized that the tournament is an ideal platform for young players to showcase their talent on a global level and gain valuable experience. Inter Miami will begin its participation in the tournament on Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium, facing Al Ahly of Egypt, before taking on FC Porto and Palmeiras in the group stage. Suárez also spoke about the team’s competitive mentality.

Obviously, we will always have our competitive DNA, there are times when we don’t always win or things don’t go as we want, but we will try to do it in the best possible way and go to compete in each match to get the best result we want, knowing the difficulty of a tournament of this nature due to the great teams that compete and knowing how difficult it is for us and trying to do it in the best possible way.

Luis Suárez

Inter Miami enters the tournament after two recent victories in Major League Soccer, following a period of difficulties in early May. After being eliminated by the Vancouver Whitecaps in the Concacaf Champions Cup semifinals, the team had a four-game winless streak from May 10 to 24, during which they conceded 13 goals. Suárez acknowledged that the European teams participating in the Club World Cup remain the favorites to win the trophy, while Miami presents itself as an “underdog”. Coach Javier Mascherano and co-owner Jorge Mas aim to reach the knockout stage of the Club World Cup, with the instruction to approach the competition one match at a time.