This is what David Beckham’s Inter Miami dream team for 2024 looks like

David Beckham and Inter Miami are already on the hunt for world-class squad improvements ahead of the 2024 MLS season.

Eduardo Burgos Rodríguezedu17burgosJoe Brennanj4brennanUpdate: Nov 12th, 2023 07:30 EST

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Inter Miami will watch the finale of the MLS season on the television. However, it seems as though this unfavourable outcome for the side has given club chief David Beckham, a serial winner of just about everything, a new sense of ambition: he wants his side to become the best in MLS.

The signings of Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets and the 8-time Ballon d’Or winner, names previously thought of as impossible to bring to the league, are just the beginning. It seems that the ex-Real Madrid midfielder is already looking at potential signings for the 2024 season and beyond.

According to English media outlet ‘The Daily Mirror’, after finalising the incoming deal to sign Luis Suárez, Barcelona’s 3rd all-time top scorer, Beckham will push ahead with his own version of the Galácticos at Inter Miami.

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Iván Rakitic linked with MLS move

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The English media outlet suggests that Beckham has in mind a few names which will act as midfield reinforcement, with the quality easily surpassing that of the current side and most MLS midfields. Iván Rakitic and Sergi Roberto, players with a shared total of 11 LaLiga titles, are the two names that are mentioned.

The MLS season showed that Sergio Busquets, despite his obvious talent, needs help in the middle of the pitch to create both a more imposing attack and a more solid defence. The Catalan has spent the season playing alongside Benja Cremaschi and Facu Farías, two hugely promising players, but ps with little experience in the big moments. However, the directors at the club believe in their talent and can see them playing in Europe in the medium-term.

The good news for Beckham us that in order to create his new Dream Team, he will not have to spend a penny in transfer fees. Iván Rakitic’s contract with Sevilla is up at the end of the season and at the time of writing, no formal offer has been placed under his nose by the club. At 35-years-old, the Croatian is a heavyweight in the club hierarchy and continues to see minutes on the pitch. Were he to renew, the contract would definitely not be a bumper deal at Sevilla, and would be somewhere around Sergio Ramos’ famous €1 million-per-year deal.