Luis Suárez reaches 100 goal contributions for Inter Miami in rout of Atlanta United

Two assists on what looked like an ordinary afternoon in MLS Matchday 31 ended up being much more than that. With those two helpers in the 3-1 win over Atlanta United, Luis Suárez crossed a mark that few players in the club's recent history can claim: he reached 100 goal contributions for Inter Miami.

The Uruguayan arrived in Florida in 2024 already carrying the reputation of a historic scorer built in other leagues, and he hasn't stopped adding to it since. The club confirmed the milestone in a statement: El Pistolero has racked up 57 goals and 43 assists in 115 matches in the pink and black.

Broken down by competition, the number takes on another dimension. In MLS he has 46 goals and 33 assists, the bulk of his output since putting on the Inter Miami jersey. In the Leagues Cup he has five goals and four assists, an identical tally to the one he has posted in the CONCACAF Champions Cup: five goals and four assists. On top of that there's one goal and one assist at the FIFA Club World Cup and one more assist in the Campeones Cup.

Consistent production, match after match

What stands out isn't just the final number but the consistency with which Suárez has built it. This isn't a one-off spike or an isolated hot streak: it's nearly two seasons in which the forward has combined his own goals with the ability to set up teammates, which explains why his 43 assists carry nearly as much weight in the count as his 57 goals.

The win over Atlanta United, fittingly, provided the perfect stage to hit the mark. Inter Miami won 3-1, and Suárez, rather than chasing a goal of his own, opted to pick out a teammate instead. That double assist ended up being what pushed him over triple digits in goal contributions for the club.

With the MLS regular season still underway, Suárez's count keeps climbing. Every match he plays from here on can only add to a tally that already marks him as a defining figure in the recent history of the Florida club.