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Former Barcelona and Liverpool star Luis Suarez has opened the door for a potential move to Major League Soccer by claiming it's his 'most likely' destination.

Suarez signed for boyhood club Nacional in the summer after leaving Atletico Madrid, but the striker confirmed his departure before the start of the World Cup.



And according to Gremio boss Alberto Guerra, Suarez has already made up his mind.



The 35-year-old has been linked with MLS for some time, with Inter Miami and Los Angeles Galaxy tipped as his most likely suitors.



Suarez won the domestic title in a successful and fairytale return, but has stated he wants to once again move on from South American football, and has ruled out a European return.

But his time at Nacional has now come to an end, and with MLS starting back up in February, Suarez could enjoy some recovery after the World Cup before moving to the United States for the 2023 season.

Suarez previously revealed he had received offers from MLS clubs in the summer, but decided to head back to Uruguay for a short stint.