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Goodbye Inter Miami, the player who disappointed Messi and who would immediately leave the club

They reveal the player who would have failed Lionel Messi and would be erased from the Inter Miami squad.

By William Estrella

They reveal the player who would have failed Lionel Messi and would be erased from the Inter Miami squad.
They reveal the player who would have failed Lionel Messi and would be erased from the Inter Miami squad.

Lionel Messi's debut at Inter Miami left unforgettable images for CONCACAF football, especially after his agonizing goal at the last minute from a free kick to defeat Cruz Azul 2-1 on matchday one of the Leagues Cup. However, it was not a good night for everyone at the DRV PNK Stadium.

During the first stage of the game, Inter Miami revealed its weak performance. It is that beyond ending up winning 1-0, the goal was an individual arrest by Taylor that nobody expected, however, in the game the team showed little. One of the worst performances was from Benjamín Cremaschi, who, being the one who left the field for Messi to enter, everything seems to indicate that he would not have much continuity at Inter Miami.

Lionel Messi will surely start in the next game that Inter Miami will play in the Leagues Cup, which will be on Tuesday 07/25 against Atlanta United, so the youthful Cremaschi, Argentine by heritage but born in the United States, will begin to see fewer and fewer minutes in Gerardo Martino's scheme.

How could you form Inter Miami?

Now that Lionel Messi has taken the weight off making his debut at Inter Miami, Gerardo Martino's job will begin to form an orderly team that will provide comfort to the 10 so that he can demonstrate all his talent on the field of play. A probable eleven could be: Callender; Yedlin, Krivtsov, Miller, Jordi Alba; Ruiz, Arroyo, Busquets; Messi, Martinez and Taylor.


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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