When Neymar told CNN it would be "incredible" to play with Messi and Suárez again, worldwide fans were given enough reasons to dream. This trio, dominant during its days at Barcelona, had won titles and defined an era with an incomparable rapport between the three in the pitch and out of it.

If Neymar were to sign with Miami, he’d also be reuniting with former Barcelona teammate Javier Mascherano, who was hired last month as Inter Miami coach. Neymar, 32, is under contract with Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal through June 2025, which means he can start negotiating with other clubs about his future.

According to a report, Al Hilal are keen to replace Neymar with Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah. READ MORE: Liverpool Star Open To Saudi Pro League Move As Interest Grows The Brazilian's spell in Saudi Arabia looks like it will come to an end in June after a cruciate ligament injury he picked up on international duty three months after joining meant he spent almost a year on the sidelines.