Inter Miami would have already presented a formal offer to Lionel Messi

It is inevitable that in a matter of days it will be known what will happen in the race of Lionel Messi: in fact, this Saturday he will play his last game with the paris saint germainwith which he was crowned champion of the league 1.

Messi He did not renew his link with the French team and will therefore be a free agent as of July 1, but his fate is not clear so far. At the moment, he had three possibilities: renewal for one year with psg, Inter Miami and Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia. A fourth would be Barcelonaclear.

But, in the week the DT Christopher Galtier revealed that on Saturday the Argentine would play his last game at the Parque de los Príncipes. Curiously, the club itself clarified that it was an “erroneous” statement and that it is the last presentation in the current season, since there is still the possibility that he will renew his contract until June 2024.

However, specialized journalists revealed that inter miami He has already sent Diez an offer to join the American team next month. The season of the MLS It is annual, so if accepted, it would join a team that has already been working since the beginning of the year. Another option, never formalized, is that the Inter in turn assigns it on loan to the Barcelonaand the Catalan club in this way avoids the financial problems that hiring a mega figure like the Argentine 10 would cause.

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According to the Catalan newspaper Sporthe Inter is preparing an offer of some €50 million (approximately $53 million) per year, during four seasons for Messi. He also suggested that the former Barcelona be one of the images to promote the World Cup 2026which will be carried out in United States, Canada and Mexico. It is worth noting that the athlete has a house in Miamiwhich could facilitate your adaptation and that of your family.

At the moment, inter miami He is last in his area with just 15 points, the product of five wins and ten losses. The 35-year-old from Rosario expressed in 2020 his desire to retire in the USA.

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The owners of Inter Miami who want to have Messi

Brothers Jorge Mas (59) and José Mas (50) are the owners of Miami Interof recent affiliation to the major league footballwho intend to have the services of Lionel Andres Messi. They are also the sons of the controversial anti-Castro leader Jorge Mas Canosawho died in 1997, accused of instigating attacks against the then president of Cuba, Fidel Castro.

Brothers Further, of Cuban origin, have a fortune from businesses linked to the construction and infrastructure sector, and now they decided to make the leap to their true taste: soccer. That is why the majority owners of Inter Miami, and in September 2021 they bought the shares of Marcelo Claure and Masayoshi Son, who together accounted for 48% of the club’s property.

Having left English glory david beckham we are a minority partner (10%), the brothers Further They intend to create a team full of stars progressively. In this case, they aspire to the signing of Messi, and they set the year 2025 as the limit to achieve it. Even, they say, they threw access to 5% of the club’s shares on the table for Rosario (Inter is “worth” about US$625 million on the market). In other words, being a shareholder and a player at the same time.

But the movements of the brothers Further They do not remain in Inter, since they currently control several clubs worldwide, such as Inter Miami itself, Millonarios (Colombia), Lens (France), Padova (Italy) and maintain very good relations with Enrique’s Atlético de Madrid cherry.

The family business is the great trigger of these forays into the world of football: MasTec. It was founded by his father and is dedicated to construction and infrastructure. The company was created from the merger of two utility companies in the American Southeast, Church&Tower and Burnup&Sims. His father bought Church and Tower in 1971.

MasTec is currently engaged in the construction of oil and gas distribution systems, electricity transmission and wireless communications megasystems, it has Jorge More as CEO, and is the largest Hispanic-owned company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with revenues of more than $1 billion.