Luis Suárez and Lionel Messi have joined to found Deportivo LSM, a new soccer club that will compete in Uruguay, the Inter Miami duo announced.

Per the Associated Press' Ramiro Barreiro, the two stars have founded a professional soccer team in Suárez's home country, Uruguay. Suárez announced that Deportivo LS will now be called LSM and will compete professionally in Uruguay's fourth division. Suárez announced the news on his Instagram on Tuesday.

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Lionel Messi joins Luis Suarez have founded a youth-focused football club in Uruguay, Deportivo LSM, marking a new chapter in their legendary partnership

Inter Miami teammates Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez have launched a new Uruguayan soccer club called Deportivo LSM. The team, named after the two forwards’ initials, will compete in Division D, the fourth-tier of Uruguayan soccer.

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