Lionel Messi and Inter Miami are 'screwed' says unnamed MLS executive as David Beckham's franchise must find more allocation money or sell players to be roster compliant for the new season
Daily MailMajor League Soccer's salary structure is apparently coming back to bite its premiere franchise as Inter Miami will need to do more work to become compliant before the club's season starts next week. With a bloated roster of players like Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, and new arrival Luis Suarez, Inter Miami will need to make adjustments to follow the league's rules. Inter Miami could be forced to sell players to meet MLS salary requirements and rules The club must be roster compliant by February 20, the day before their opening match against Real Salt Lake - which leaves them at the point of considering any outbound moves for players on large salaries. Inter Miami already acquired players like Luis Suarez and Julian Gressel on free transfers and added center back Nicolas Freire on loan from Mexican side Pumas.