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Inter Miami smiles, what Messi will do to overcome his injury and return to the fields

Lionel Messi has not been able to play, however, he has a plan to overcome his injury.

By William Estrella

Lionel Messi has not been able to play, however, he has a plan to overcome his injury.
Lionel Messi has not been able to play, however, he has a plan to overcome his injury.

Lionel Messi completely changed the face of Inter Miami, since David Beckham's team was one of the worst ranked in the entire Major League Soccer. With the arrival of the Argentine star, the team began to improve, even winning the Leagues Cup and qualifying for the final of the US Open Cup, which they could not win because Messi was absent due to his injury.

Although some American media speculated about his return in the match against Chicago Fire, it has recently been revealed that planning points to next Saturday, facing Cincinnati in the MLS. Although his ownership is not guaranteed, it is expected that he adds some minutes to regain his rhythm before the double qualifying round with the Argentine team. This return to the playing field would be after 17 days without action, the period recommended by specialists for his muscle recovery.

The coaching staff of the Argentine team also closely follows Messi's every step. So much so that Lionel Scaloni would be willing to wait until next Friday before giving the squad list for the double date against Paraguay and Peru, scheduled for October 12 and 17. The coach is waiting to evaluate the evolution of his captain, who has already expressed her desire to be in both games.

Inter Miami's next game

Today, Wednesday, October 4, Inter Miami will face Chicago Fire at Soldier Field as part of matchday 36 of the MLS. The match between Inter Miami and Chicago Fire can be followed live through different online streaming platforms. The MLS along with Apple TV offer a live streaming service called MLS Season Pass, where you can watch the games live if you are a subscriber.


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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