LA Galaxy and Luis Suarez are 'in talks' over a potential move to the MLS, according to Spanish daily AS.
The former Liverpool striker has been turning out for his boyhood club Nacional in Uruguay, where he has four goals in eight Primera Division appearances this season, but looks likely to move onto pastures new once his contract runs out in November. The 35-year-old made the dream move back to Uruguay - 21 years after leaving for Dutch side Groningen - so he could play regularly and improve his fitness ahead of the World Cup later this year.
But upon his return from Qatar, the striker will be a free agent, and reports suggest LA Galaxy are one of a number of MLS clubs in discussions with the player and his agent.
