Lionel Messi, the renowned Argentine footballer, has agreed to a contract extension with Inter Miami until 2025, as announced by the Major League Soccer team. Following his successful World Cup victory with Argentina, the 36-year-old striker will be officially introduced by the club in a ceremony on Sunday and is anticipated to make his debut on Friday. With Inter Miami currently struggling in the MLS Eastern Conference, Messi’s arrival is expected to generate increased interest in the sport and the league, potentially revitalizing the team’s performance. The signing of Messi is considered the most significant boost for the MLS since David Beckham’s arrival at the Los Angeles Galaxy in 2007. Beckham, now a co-owner of Inter Miami, expressed his delight at fulfilling his long-standing dream of bringing top-caliber players to Miami and contributing to the growth of football in the United States.
