The Argentine star will be out indefinitely due to the injury he suffered in the Copa América final against Colombia.
During the final that the Argentine national team played against Colombia in which it was crowned two-time Copa América champion, Lionel Messi suffered a ligament injury in his right ankleFor this reason, the Rosario native will not be available to wear the shirt of Inter Miami versus Chicago Fire by Major League Soccer (MLS) this Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
However, the rival team came forward and announced that They will compensate fans who buy tickets for the home game they will play against the Garzas next August 31st in case the ‘Pulga’ is not available. In any case, they trust that the former Barcelona player could be part of the team led by Gerardo Martino.
Chicago Fire will compensate fans if Lionel Messi does not play
The team led by Swiss Xherdan Shaqiri is confident that Inter’s visit will once again fill the 62,000 seats at Soldier Field and, to reassure the fans, announced a series of “guarantee” compensations in case Messi is still not fit to play the match.
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If that were to happen, Chicago Fire announced that all tickets purchased fromFriday, July 19 for the match on August 31st they will receive $250 off two or more new tickets for this season.
For their part, those supporters who have already purchased tickets for the match, including those with season tickets, will be able to request two complimentary tickets for the match that will be played at home next October 19 against Nashville
The duel against Inter Miami will be accompanied by a special show that will include a performance by the singer Jason Derulo. Since his arrival a year ago, Messi was already absent from the duel that took place in October between Inter Miami and the Fire in Chicago, when the home team won 4-1.
Lionel Messi effect: his presence sells out venues
The presence of the Argentine star when Inter Miami plays a match at home continues to generate enormous expectations throughout the United States and Canada. For this reason, when Messi is not available, It creates frustration among fans who buy tickets just to see it.
In May, the Argentine captain was ruled out of a trip to Vancouver due to rest, which caused enormous annoyance among the fans of the team. Whitecapswho had the 55,000 seats in the venue were sold out.
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