Reports indicate that Inter Miami, owned by David Beckham, is ‘in talks’ to recruit Raphael Varane, a free agent following his departure from Manchester United this summer.

After United’s 3-2 victory over Newcastle United last month, Varane sadly said goodbye to the club’s supporters, ending his three-year stay.

Between 2021 and 2024, the 31-year-old French center back played 95 times for Manchester United, contributing to Erik ten Hag’s side’s Carabao Cup and FA Cup victories.

Varane may be joining Beckham in Major League Soccer (MLS) after United chose to release him after his contract expired.The American club Inter Miami, created by United great Beckham six years ago, is home to several superstars, such as Lionel Messi.

Not only does the Miami club feature Messi, but they also have Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, and Luis Suarez among its ranks.

New rumors indicate that Inter Miami have begun transfer talks with Varane, meaning he might join other superstars on their way to Chase Stadium.An emotional message to United fans was penned in May by the Frenchman, who spent ten years at Real Madrid before making the transition to Old Trafford.

“Playing for this special club and wearing that shirt has been an amazing few years,” Varane remarked. “The atmosphere was absolutely electric the first time I visited Old Trafford while playing for Manchester United. It was an incredible experience.”The club and its supporters captivated me. If you want to know what that means, you should play for Manchester United. This place seems like home to my kids. I will always hold this site in high regard.

The experience at Wembley Stadium is one that the fans will never forget. It was an incredible experience to celebrate the Carabao Cup victory with them.

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