He stated, 'They don’t let us compete,' highlighting the challenges faced by MLS teams in achieving financial competitiveness and roster depth.

Despite the challenges, Suarez remains optimistic about competing at a high level, asserting that matches are ultimately decided by the players on the pitch, regardless of any perceived favoritism.

Inter Miami is gearing up to kick off the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup against Al Ahly on June 14, amidst ongoing criticisms from star forward Luis Suarez regarding MLS roster-building restrictions.

Suarez has voiced his frustration over MLS's financial regulations, which include salary caps and roster rules, arguing that these constraints hinder teams' ability to enhance their squads for international competitions.

Despite winning the Supporters' Shield in 2024, Inter Miami has seen significant player departures, including Diego Gomez, Leonardo Campana, and Matias Rojas, which has led to struggles in the current season under new coach Javier Mascherano.

However, the team enters the Club World Cup with positive momentum, having recently secured victories over CF Montreal and Columbus Crew, which Suarez considers crucial for their performance.

While downplaying personal performance concerns, Suarez emphasized the importance of team dynamics, confidence, and rhythm as they prepare for the tournament.

At 38 years old, Suarez views the upcoming Club World Cup as a significant opportunity and encourages his teammates to savor the experience, despite the obstacles they face.

Among the three MLS teams participating in the Club World Cup, only LAFC made a signing in the special June window, acquiring Javairo Dilrosun on loan from Club America.