Nobody believes it, he was the one who kept Messi's jersey in El Salvador
Argentine star Lionel Messi's Inter Miami drew goalless with the El Salvador National Team
Argentine star Lionel Messi's Inter Miami drew goalless with the El Salvador National Team in a friendly match played on Friday at the Cuscatlán Stadium in San Salvador. Inter Miami coach Gerardo Martino started the team's main stars, including Messi and Spaniards Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, and Uruguay's Luis Suárez, who made his debut with the Florida team.
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The fans applauded every time the recent winner of FIFA's The Best award and captain of the World Cup-winning Argentina National Team touched the ball, and he was little challenged by the players of the Salvadoran Selecta, who always marked him as a block. El Salvador was cautious, did not open up much, guarded its defense so that Inter Miami did not have a chance to score in the game that was directed by Salvadoran referee Ivan Barton.
Messi pressed the accelerator at times and aimed at the goal, but the Salvadoran goalkeeper Mario Gonzalez saved several shots. Alba and Suárez also did their part to try to score in the Salvadoran goal, but the goal did not appear and the first half of the match ended in blank. When the game restarted, Martino substituted Messi, Alba, Suárez and Busquets. At that stage of the match, things were more balanced on the field, with El Salvador attacking Inter Miami's defensive zone more. But time ran out and the match ended with the scoreboard blank and Messi very relaxed watching the game on the sidelines.
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Nelson Bonilla kept the shirt
At the end of the match, practically all the players went to look for Lionel Messi to exchange the shirt with the Argentine, but the big winner was striker Nelson Bonilla, who showed off his treasure with a photo on social networks.
