Lionel Messi, from being a star at FC Barcelona to starring his own animated show at Inter Miami

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami were left out of the MLS playoffs. Given this, the team will have a long vacation period, this because the league will not have activity during this time. It will be until the month of February when the Argentine returns to the field of the DRV PNK Stadium. Until then, the players continue to prepare and stay in shape despite everything.

On the other hand, rumors about a possible loan transfer of Messi to FC Barcelona have gained strength in recent days. Despite nothing confirmed, the rumors are getting stronger, which makes many wonder if this is possible or not. Despite this, no party has expressed itself on the situation. Given this, for the moment Messi stays with The Herons until the season is resumed.

Similarly, some national and international media have mentioned that Lionel Messi's desire is to take these months off for himself and his family. It should be remembered that since his time in the Spanish team, it will be the first time since the beginning of his career that the Argentine will have a long rest season. For this reason, his loan to Barcelona may not be possible.

Despite being out of the playoffs, the Argentine continues to give something to talk about. Recently, Apple TV announced a documentary called Messi meets America, a miniseries that shows the player's early days with the Fort Lauderdale team. However, Messi's impact has not only been limited to a documentary, but also to an animated show that will be released soon.

Messi will be in an animated show

Among the plans to continue spreading the image of the Argentine in the United States, Sony will launch Messi and The Giants, an animated show that shows the life of a 12-year-old boy who enters a video game playing as "Leo" and overcoming obstacles to get home. According to The Wrap, the show will be available in several languages including English and Spanish. Without a doubt one more achievement for the Argentine.