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Just hours before playing his third game, Messi receives terrible news and worries Miami

Bye bye to his peace of mind, Lionel Messi already has his first problems at Inter Miami.

By William Estrella

Bye bye to his peace of mind, Lionel Messi already has his first problems at Inter Miami.
Bye bye to his peace of mind, Lionel Messi already has his first problems at Inter Miami.

Since his arrival in Miami, Lionel Messi lived moments that he will surely treasure in his memory for the rest of his life, since after being World Champion with Argentina, on the 10th he signed for Inter Miami and from the first day he received excessive affection , in addition to being able to live in peace after many years under the pressure of Europe. However, this would have ended and Messi already adds his first problems at the club.

It is that after what were his first two games with the Inter Miami shirt, in which he converted both Cruz Azul at the last minute to win the game, and Atlanta United twice in the 4-0 win,  the rival in the Round of 16 of the Leagues Cup was Orlando City, Inter's staunch rival because they are both from Florida, so it will be a problem that Messi will have to overcome, not only because he is classic but because in MLS Orlando is better.

One of the most surprising factors about Messi's arrival in Miami was the level of Inter, since they are last in their Major League Soccer conference. While this didn't show up in the game against Atlanta United, Wednesday's game could be different given that Orlando City is 19 points ahead of Inter Miami in MLS.

How will Inter Miami play?

With two days of training to go, it is still difficult to hit the mark with the eleven that Gerardo Martino will put up against Orlando City, but an estimate can be given based on what he proposed in the last game. If nothing strange happens, the likely team would be Callender; Yedlin, Krivstov, Miller, Allen; Arroyo, Busquets, Cremaschi; 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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