Cristiano Ronaldo has been tipped to join Inter Miami amid his ongoing dispute with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, with David Beckham backed to orchestrate a sensational partnership with Lionel Messi.
The 40-year-old forward is reportedly unhappy with the financial backing Al-Nassr receive compared to rivals funded by the Public Investment Fund. He was notably absent from the squad for Monday's match against Al-Riyadh.
Former MLS striker Robert Earnshaw has suggested a move to Beckham's club could be possible, though he doubts it will happen. Speaking to GOAL, he said: "If there was a place that could happen, it would be somewhere like Inter Miami. Unfortunately, I don’t think it will ever happen."
Earnshaw noted the challenge of combining two dominant global figures, suggesting it might require a neutral team. He added: "It might have to be a neutral team because if Ronaldo is going to go to Inter Miami, that is Messi’s team... Same thing the other way around."
Messi has been at Inter Miami since 2023, scoring 77 goals in 88 appearances and winning the MLS Cup, Supporters' Shield, and Leagues Cup during his spell in the United States.
