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Bye United States, the worst news that Messi receives from Inter Miami just a week before his debut

The Florida franchise announced two new unknown reinforcements.

By William Estrella

The Florida franchise announced two new unknown reinforcements.
The Florida franchise announced two new unknown reinforcements.

Inter Miami continues to improve the squad ahead of the signing of Lionel Messi. La Pulga will be presented on July 16 and the board wants to welcome him with a competitive team to get out of the bottom of the MLS Eastern Conference table. However, the last two reinforcements are far from being rank stars.

After announcing the agreements with Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, both released after finishing their respective contracts in Barcelona, now the Garzas confirmed the arrival of two new players. However, it is not about Eden Hazard or Sergio Ramos or any of the rumors that have been considered in recent days.

On the contrary, the Florida franchise announced this Saturday on social networks: "We have signed Israel Boatwright and Lawson Sunderland on short-term loan agreements from Inter Miami FC, which makes both players available for this game. night against DC United".

Inter Miami will drop from the bottom of the table if they win

The last two matches of the Ciudad del Sol club allowed them to reach this Saturday's duel with chances to leave the last place in the Eastern Conference once and for all. They will face DC United as a visitor and, if they take all three points, they will beat Toronto FC by one point and with one game less. For this he will need not only defensive solidity so that they do not convert him, but also that Josef Martínez continue to be in tune with the goal.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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