losandes.biz: Lionel Messi to join MLS side Inter Miami after PSG exit despite Barcelona Saudi Arabia interest
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He said: “I’ve made the decision that I’m going to Miami. It’s still not a done deal 100 per cent. I’m missing a few things but we’ve decided to keep going down the path.
“If the Barcelona thing didn’t work out, I wanted to leave Europe, leave the spotlight and focus more on my family.
“I had a lot of hope that I’d be able to come back (to Barcelona), but after living what I lived through and the exit that I had (from Barcelona), I didn’t want to come back to be in the same situation: to wait and see what was going to happen or leave my future in the hands of another person.”
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Miami has away games on July 8 and July 15 before playing at home on July 21 and July 25 in the Leagues Cup, MLS’s new venture with Liga MX.
Should Miami advance out of that group stage, they would have more Leagues Cup games. Their next MLS home game is not until Aug. 20, at home against Charlotte FC.
They then play on the road at New York Red Bulls before welcoming Nashville SC to Ft. Lauderdale on Aug. 30.
The decision undoubtedly will have a huge impact on fans who already started snatching up tickets for the games beginning with that July 8 road match in D.C.
AppleTV’s verified Twitter account tweeted the word ‘Miami’ on Wednesday, before the tweet was deleted.
Adidas has partnered with MLS since the league’s inception in 1996. The two sides renewed their partnership earlier this year, signing a six-year, $830million extension that runs through 2030. The German manufacturer supplies kits to all 29 MLS teams and also designs the league’s official match ball and is the league’s official footwear sponsor.
They are owned by brothers Jorge and Jose Mas alongside former England captain David Beckham, who played MLS football with LA Galaxy between 2007 and 2012 after more than a decade at Manchester United and four years at Real Madrid.
Their challenging spell has continued this term, with the franchise bottom of the Eastern Conference standings and currently seeking a new manager after sacking Phil Neville.
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