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Inter Miami’s Luis Suárez Apologizes for on-Field Antics After Leagues Cup Final Loss to Seattle

Luis Suarez expressed regret for spitting on a Seattle Sounders staff member after Inter Miami's 3-0 loss in the 2025 Leagues Cup final, prompting investigations by Major League Soccer and Leagues Cup officials.

  • Luis Suárez apologized on Thursday after appearing to spit toward Seattle Sounders director of security Gene Ramirez following the Leagues Cup final at Lumen Field on Sunday.
  • Suárez ignited a postgame melee shortly after the final whistle, sparking multiple scuffles and pushes between both teams' players and staff before medal ceremonies.
  • Suárez grabbed Sounders defender Obed Vargas by the neck, and Oscar Ustari then pulled Suárez away while Busquets struck Vargas and Cody Baker intervened.
  • The Leagues Cup disciplinary committee will review Suárez's conduct, Major League Soccer may impose discipline, and the MLS Players Association could appeal suspensions exceeding two games.
  • Given Suárez's disciplinary record, his historical sanctions intensify scrutiny as Inter Miami return to action on Sept. 13 with nine remaining MLS regular-season games.
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Inter Miami's Luis Suarez apologizes for spitting incident

Inter Miami forward Luis Suarez issued an apology on Thursday for spitting on a Seattle Sounders staff member four days earlier at the end of the Leagues Cup final.

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (AP) — Inter Miami forward Luis Suárez apologized Thursday for his behavior following his team's loss to the Seattle Sounders in the ALCS final on Sunday.

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