Inter Miamiwith the presence of Lionel Messiwill go on a preseason tour of Latin America after what will be the start of the same in Las Vegas against América from Mexico.
After an irregular 2024 in which it established itself as the team that scored the most points in the Regular Phase of the MLS but was eliminated in the round of 16 against Atlanta United, the team from the state of Florida begins its preparation for what will be a new season with Messi as captain and with his compatriot Javier Mascherano as a coach.
In this preseason, unlike last year where they toured Saudi Arabia, the Inter Miami board planned a tour of the United States and Latin America and it will begin next Saturday, January 18, facing América from Mexico, current champion of that country. .
After playing against the ‘Águilas’, the team led by Mascherano will begin its adventure across the continent and its first stop will be in the Peruvian capital of Lima on Wednesday, January 29.
In the Inca country they will face one of the greats of Peruvian soccer, Universitario de Deportes, who is currently the national champion.
Then, Inter Miami will travel to Panama to face Sporting San Miguelito, champion of that country, on Sunday, February 2 and will close its journey through Latin America on Saturday, February 8 when it plays against Olimpia of Honduras in San Pedro Sula.
Finally, the team will return to the United States on Friday, February 14 to face Orlando City, its classic rival, in Tampa, Florida.
Inter Miami began its preseason this Saturday with the traditional medical examination at the club’s facilities in Fort Lauderdale, prior to its first practice next Monday under the orders of Mascherano.
Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Sergio Busquets and the rest of the Miami team went through the Florida Blue Training Center and received approval from the doctors to be able to begin preparation work for a demanding 2025 season.
Source: Ambito
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