Inter Miami striker Luis Suárez received a suspension of six games by the Cup league organizing committee for spitting a member of the SENDERS in Seattle staff after the final of the Legue Cup on Sunday.
The Sounders triumphed 3-0 on Miami before a fight had fun after the final whistle, which saw Suárez had to be retained by teammates and coaches before spitting on a member of the staff of the opposing team.
In the middle of the fray, Miami midfielder Sergio Busquet, punch the obeying of Seattle Vargas while the defender of Miami Tomás Aviles was also involved in aggressive behavior.
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Busquets received a two -game ban while Vilé will be suspended for three games for having participated in a violent driving.
The Committee has returned additional sanctions to Seattle Sounders, causing the staff member Steven Lenhart, who will serve a suspension of five games to go against article 4.2.c of the regulation of the 2025 Legue Cup competition.
“In accordance with the regulations of the Legues Cup, the four sanctioned people will also receive fines following their conduct. All suspensions must be signified in the next edition or editions of the League Cup until they are fully completed,” the committee said in a press release.
The declaration noted that “Major League Soccer (MLS) reserves the right to impose other disciplinary actions on the players and the staff of coaches involved”.
MLS has made no official announcements on any additional suspension.
The League Cup is an annual tournament organized each summer between the MLS and Liga MX clubs, so that the suspensions will not apply before the 2026 edition. The Miami de Suárez and Busquets contracts should expire at the end of the season.
Suárez has presented himself since his behavior after the final, publishing a declaration on his social networks.
“It was a moment of great tension and frustration, where just after the end of the match, things happened that should not have happened, but that does not justify my reaction,” he wrote.
“I made a mistake and apologies sincerely. It is not the image that I want to give before my family, who suffers because of my mistakes, in front of my club, which does not deserve to be affected by something like that.”
Inter Miami then published a statement, claiming that the club “condemns the altercations that took place following the conclusion of the League final”.
