Suárez intends to take advantage of European teams' fatigue at the Club World Cup

The European football season has already come to an end, and players have accumulated quite a bit of fatigue. That's not the case in MLS, where the season kicked off less than three months ago. Inter Miami striker Luis Suárez is determined to capitalize on this.

Details: As the Uruguayan forward explained ahead of the Club World Cup opening match against Al Ahly, the MLS side could spring a surprise on more high-profile European teams—especially given their opponents' fatigue.

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Quote: "Obviously, European clubs are more organized thanks to their structure and the players they have. But it's also worth mentioning that they arrive here after a long season. For them, it keeps getting longer. They have to compete in many tournaments, and maybe they'll come here feeling tired.

But players will always want to face Atlético and PSG, who have won it all. There's Manchester City, Real Madrid, Juventus, Inter, Bayern—all of them are truly strong teams, but I think there will be some unexpected results. Let's hope that's the case for us, but we know how tough it will be," Suárez said.