The unexpected two new games that Messi will have to play in 2023
The Argentine star will have to face two more games that were not scheduled in the month of November
Lionel Messi is in the final stage of his career and 2023 has represented an unexpected string of matches since he arrived in the MLS. The Argentine star set foot in the United States and within a few days he was already champion of the Leagues Cup, his franchise began to rise in the positions but an injury sidelined him for several games and also caused Inter Miami to be left with no chance of qualifying. the Eastern Conference playoffs.
In this context, next Saturday, October 21, will be the last official match of Lionel Messi's Inter Miami in MLS 2023. Given these circumstances and with the calendar quite far away in terms of sporting challenges, because only in the last week of February The MLS will return and we will have to wait until January 7 for Las Garzas to resume formal training, the club has decided to schedule a short tour of Asia to also get more benefit from the Argentine's presence.
This is the Club's “first international tour, seeking to expand its reach into new territories and begin preparations for 2024.” This will indeed mark a milestone in the history of Inter Miami CF. There will be two international friendlies that the franchise will play with Lionel Messi available, most likely on the field: against Qingdao Hainiu FC of the Chinese Super League, on November 5 at the Qingdao Youth Football Stadium; and three days later, on November 8 against Chengdu Rongcheng at Phoenix Hill Sports Park, in the same league.
Inter Miami goes on tour for the first time
The club founded in 2018, which has Lionel Messi as its greatest exponent, will travel outside the United States for the first time: “This will be a great opportunity to continue building our 2023 campaign, in which we won our first trophy. “We will take this as an opportunity to begin our preparations for 2024, as we look to build on last season and find more success in the future,” said sporting director and director of football Chris Henderson.
