The Uruguayan footballer signed with Inter Miami to renew the duo with Lionel Messi, but will have to adapt to a new tax regime.

It’s official! On the second to last Friday of the year, the Uruguayan footballer Luis Suárez became the new addition to Inter Miami, a team in which he will reunite with his friend and former teammate at Barcelona FC, Lionel Messi. Inter’s number 9 shirt is now on sale and the whole world is waiting to see the reunion of Messi and Suárez on the pitch.

For a few months there has been talk about this great pass, which finally came to fruition and left Uruguayans and Argentines happy. Inter Miami will return to football activity in mid-January, so we will still have to wait a little. Meanwhile, I want to talk about what the next steps that the Uruguayan should take at the level of estate planning should be, taking into account tax issues.

As you know, every pass that a soccer player signs and every move has its consequences (I hope you have already learned it) and this case is no exception. Luis Suárez arrives in the United States, after his time at Gremio, in Brazil, and faces a new stage in his career and, almost as important as that, a new tax regime.