Lionel Messi was chosen by the largest American newspaper, the New York Times, as the sportsman of the world last year, in a survey in the United States, he is the most popular spotter, as the first soccer player in the history of those surveys...
That's how David Beckham, the first big star from European football, still managed to turn America into a football world, which he failed to do as a Galaxy player, although his popularity was indisputable and numerous billboards with his image dominated that great country.
But Beckham is an even better businessman, so the decision to bring another veteran, the Uruguayan Luis Suarez, to Messi in Inter Miami, turns out to be a complete hit.
Messi scores goals the easiest with El Pistolero, he scored them in every team, in Brazil he was even named the best fuabler just before arriving in Florida.
And Pistolero "doesn't stop shooting", two goals and two assists in his third appearance in MLS. He scored already in the fourth minute in the victory over Orlando - 5:0, and seven minutes later again with the assistance of the German Julian Gresel.
Then Pistolero assisted Taylor in the 29th minute, and the Uruguayan's hat-trick before halftime was canceled by VAR due to offside.
It couldn't have been done without the signature of Messi, who marked the second period and scored a goal for 4:0, and the final was again the Argentine, but with the assistance of Luis Suarez.
Inter Miami is the first in the Eastern Conference with seven points, they played first and have a game more, because the time was adapted to the audience in Europe (22,30:XNUMX p.m.).
MLS has excellent tactics, Inter Miami has the biggest stars, everywhere new football stadiums in the USA are "springing up like mushrooms" to welcome Messi's team, and the interest is greater if his team is full of stars (Giordi Alba, Sergio Busquets are also at Inter), watching with top of the table.
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