“We did not take a risk in a final, much less are we going to take it now. If he is ready to play against Chicago, he will play or go to the bench. We did not take a risk in a final, much less are we going to take it now. If he is ready to play against Chicago, he will play or he will go to the bench,” the coach said.
The coach of Inter Miami, the Argentine Gerardo Martinoreferred to the physical state of Lionel Messiwho was absent in the last three games due to muscle discomfortas a situation to be evaluated “day by day”.
“We go game after game. Now we are going to evaluate if it comes against Chicago. We did not take a risk in a final, much less are we going to take it now. Yes against Chicago He is there to play, he will play or he will go to the bank. If it has to be left out, it will be left out. We will do the same with Cincinnati“said the “Tata” Martino at a press conference.
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The Rosario coach added that Messi He trains in the field but differentiated from the group but “feels better every day.”
Messi On September 20, he suffered discomfort in the hamstring of his left leg during the game against Toronto.
Gerardo Martino’s words about Lionel Messi’s health
“Tomorrow (today) we have free, on Monday and Tuesday he will go out to the field and there we will evaluate if he travels to Chicago. “When we interpret with the player and the medical staff that the risk is latent, he will be left out of the game,” he stated.
“There is no choice but to evaluate it day by day. I am the most interested in ‘Leo’ being well, but unfortunately we cannot count on him for the most important part of the season,” he concluded on the subject.
Inter Miami will travel to the state of Illinois on Tuesday since the next day he will face Chicago Fire in one of the direct duels of the fight for entry to the playoffs.
Then, the franchise Miami will play again at home against Cincinnati, on Saturday, October 7, in what would be the last match before the commitments with the Argentine team for the South American Qualifiers against Paraguay and Peru.
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