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To make Messi happy, the Barcelona star joining Inter Miami with Lionel

The footballer would be a signing for the North American team and would once again share a team with Leo.

By William Estrella

The footballer would be a signing for the North American team and would once again share a team with Leo.
The footballer would be a signing for the North American team and would once again share a team with Leo.

It is clear that the departure of Lionel Messi from Paris Saint-Germain and his arrival at Inter Miami caused a great revolution in the transfer market. In Barcelona they were waiting for him, but the farewells of Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba made us think that Messi's return was not going to be possible because they planned to be teammates again, something that Barça could not achieve due to their economy.

The three of them met several times in recent months. Every time the Argentine had days off in Paris he returned to Catalonia to his house located in Castelldefels. At Barça it couldn't have been possible, but it is a great possibility that it will happen in the MLS with Inter Miami, although for now only Jordi Alba.

It is that the left side sounded like one of the variants to reinforce the North American team that is last in the position table of zone A. There is still a lack for the championship to end and they are not that far from the playoff positions, an instance to which Leo promised to classify his great friend Sergio Kun Agüero.

The real interest of Inter Miami

After having convinced Lionel Messi to lead his new project, Inter Miami is looking for more international stars. This was confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, who assured that Inter plans to bring Jordi Alba together with Leo again, for now he has only started contacts, but there will probably be news later.


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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