Inter Miami is gearing up for a crucial match against Nashville SC, following the one-match suspension imposed on Luis Suárez for kicking Honduran player Andy Najar. Javier Mascherano disclosed that the league swiftly rejected Suárez’s appeal against the ban. “The player appealed the sanction because we were informed that the club couldn’t intervene in this case,” Mascherano stated. “He utilized the club’s resources for the appeal, but within a few hours, the request was denied.” In light of Suárez’s absence, the team is determined to push forward. Defender Maximiliano Falcón remarked that tomorrow’s match will transcend the usual competitive spirit. “We know it’s going to be a heated game, where there will be a war,” he commented. “We’ll attempt to implement our style while also fighting and winning every duel, as games can be decided in those moments.” During Friday’s training session, the team’s final preparation before facing Nashville SC, both Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul practiced alongside their teammates, ensuring their availability for the match. Suárez also participated in the training, despite being ineligible to play. Meanwhile, David Ruiz continued his individual training and is unlikely to feature in the upcoming game. Allen Obando is available and could potentially contribute off the bench. The winner of the match between Inter Miami and Nashville SC will face the victor of the Cincinnati vs. Columbus Crew matchup in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Post navigation Outkast Teams Up with MUNDIAL for Stankonia FC Capsule Collection Celebrating 25 Years of Iconic Album Rogers’ Resurgence and Villa’s Ambitions: A Season in Review