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Goodbye United States, the worst news Messi received in his first training session with Inter Miami

Lionel Messi has just started training with his new team, however, he also received bad news.

By William Estrella

Lionel Messi has just started training with his new team, however, he also received bad news.
Lionel Messi has just started training with his new team, however, he also received bad news.

Lionel Messi arrived in the United States on Tuesday and, to everyone's surprise, trained for the first time with Inter Miami this Wednesday, July 12, according to journalist Franco Panizo, even before his signing and presentation, which is scheduled for Sunday. The '10' surprised everyone on the property and his new colleagues gave him a peculiar reception.

As reported by the aforementioned communicator, who is fully involved in the day-to-day life of the Florida franchise, Messi was baptized with the famous tunnel in which the new team players are slapped. Thus, if the information is true, the stage of the best player in the world in North America would have officially begun.

It should be remembered that Sergio Busquets is not yet with the squad and would also be officially presented together with Lionel on July 16, while Jordi Alba has not yet been announced by the club, although important journalists have already reported that the agreement is complete and He will be a footballer for Las Garzas sooner or later.

Tata Martino doesn't want more of Messi's friends

Despite the fact that he is happy with the possibility of directing Messi, Busquets and Jordi Alba again, the Argentine manager requested that the next reinforcements be under 23 years of age due to the fact that, in the MLS, those who are below that age They do not affect the salary cap. For this reason, the club has already started negotiations with some jewels of the Professional League so that they join this same market.


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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