FIFA president Gianni Infantino emphasized the need for Major League Soccer to attract top players to enhance the sport’s standing in the United States. Infantino highlighted the impact of star players like Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, and Sergio Busquets joining Inter Miami, leading to increased fan engagement and high attendance numbers. Despite salary constraints, Infantino urged MLS to be bolder in pursuing elite talent to elevate the game’s quality and attract more viewers. Bringing in top players not only benefits the league but also inspires young players by showcasing a clear path to success in soccer. Infantino’s remarks underscore the importance of investing in talent to foster growth and competitiveness in North American soccer.
FIFA Chief Urges MLS to Sign Top Players for Growth in U.S. Soccer, US
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