MSN Reunion? David Beckham ‘welcomes’ Neymar to Inter Miami

• David Beckham sent fans into a frenzy on Friday after he was spotted with Neymar
• Neymar currently plays for Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, which he joined last summer
• Inter Miami have already signed several former Barcelona players including Lionel Messi

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham on Friday, March 29 hinted at a possible reunion of the famous Messi-Neymar-Suarez attacking trio after he was spotted hanging out with Neymar in Miami.

Neymar is currently in a gruelling recovery process after undergoing surgery to repair ligaments on his left knee.

The 31-year-old, who signed for Al-Hilal last summer, is taking some time off to relax in the United States, and this week, he showed up in Miami.

After making appearances in events such as the Miami Open, the former Paris Saint Germain star made one more stop; at Inter Miami.

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Beckham links up with Neymar

In a posts on his Instagram, David Beckham shared a photo of himself alongside his wife Victoria and the Brazilian superstar.

Beckham’s caption was a cheeky one as he tested fans’ resolve by welcoming Neymar to the city in the same manner clubs announce players but with a twist.

“Welcome to Miami my friend 🩷 (only for dinner)”, he wrote.

As expected, fans flooded the comments section begging Beckham to orchestrate another sensational transfer that would see the reunion of the famous MSN attacking trio.

Since becoming a part of Inter Miami, Beckham has overseen the signings of several Barcelona star.

The biggest name has been eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi, although the club has also signed the likes of Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba. Luis Suarez, was the latest former Barcelona superstar to join the Miami-based club.

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Can Neymar sign for Inter Miami?

It is yet to be seen whether Neymar will make the switch to MLS, especially since he is contracted at Al-Hilal in a staggering $300 million deal that could rise to $400 million, according to The Mirror.