Brazilian forward Neymar hinted at a reunion with his old friends Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez at Inter Miami. His contract with Al-Hilal is going to end in June this year. Brazil’s top score with 79 goals said that reuniting with his former Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez at Inter Miami is an interesting prospect and did not rule out a move to the United States after his contract with Al-Hilal winds down.

Once one of football’s most feared forwards, Neymar struck up a lethal partnership with Messi and Suarez to lead Barcelona to a historic treble before his record-breaking 222 million Euros (230.39 million US Dollars) move to Paris St Germain in 2017.

“Obviously, playing again with Messi and Suarez would be incredible. They are my friends, we still speak to each other," Neymar told CNN.

“It would be interesting to revive this trio. I’m happy at Al-Hilal, and I'm happy in Saudi Arabia, but who knows? Football is full of surprises."

Neymar has played only seven times for Al-Hilal since moving from PSG for a reported fee of 90 million Euros in 2023, with injuries keeping the Brazilian sidelined for long periods. His contract is up in June.

He spent six seasons at PSG where he scored 118 goals but despite immense success on the domestic front, he failed to win the Champions League again with the French club before making the switch to the Saudi Pro League.

“When the news came out that I was leaving Paris St Germain, the transfer window was closed in the United States, so I didn’t have this option (of moving to Miami in 2023)," Neymar added.