Messi and the issues that influenced his decision to join MLS team Inter Miami

Lionel Messi’s Arriving at Miami International MLS You have undoubtedly become one of the sports stories of the year.

Recently, the former football player David Beckham and businessman Jorge MasTwo of Inter Miami’s three main owners have provided more details on how they obtained their services.

The Argentinian star’s arrival revolutionized the American League as he stole the show from the start, but left the striker, considered one of the best players in history, to arrive in MLS after leaving Paris Saint-Germain The big leagues aren’t easy because Many teams dream of acquiring his services.

“We always knew there would be competition,” Beckham told The Times. “The moment I was a bit worried was when Barcelona showed interest. The club clearly struck a chord with him but he never said the farewell he deserved. That was the only time I started to worry he might go elsewhere.

“But we did everything we could: Jorge, Jose and I did everything we could. And then to get the call that he decided to come with us… I still get goosebumps.”

While it’s financially impossible to compete with what the Saudi Arabian league has to offer, what the city of Miami represents is attractive to Messi and his family, who are Latinos from South America. Florida has a large Hispanic population.

farther It was also revealed that he gave the Barcelona legend his thoughts on the impact he would have on American sports so that he could mull it over when deciding on the future of his football career.

“It’s very difficult to compete just from an economic perspective,” farther He said. “But we have our city and what it represents and a place his family can enjoy. Miami is the unofficial capital of the United States and is a bilingual city. The majority of the population is Hispanic from South and Central America, I think that was very attractive to Lionel.

“I told him, ‘How many elite athletes have the opportunity to change a sport in a country?’ This is transformative for American sports. This is just the beginning. In the medium to long term, his presence will grow over time.” This league has proven to be one of the best in the world.”

Messi’s contract with Inter Miami and his involvement with the club

Messi signing Inter Miami until 2025 The Times recalled that the annual cost was between $50 and $60 million.

In addition, the No. 10 player’s contract also includes the income of the club’s board of directors after his retirement. “Miami expects revenue to double to more than $100 million within 12 months,” the Times noted.

To make him feel more comfortable, they also hired Argentinian Gerardo Tata Martino and former Barcelona teammates Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba.There is speculation that Luis Suarez Will also join Inter Miami.