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Wednesday, June 7th 2023

The Lionel Messi sweepstakes appear to be over. The most coveted free agent in soccer history is set to sign with Major League Soccer’s Inter Miami, according to a report from Guillem Balague.

The 35-year-old superstar officially leaves PSG this month when his contract expires after two seasons with the French giants. After spending his entire career with Barcelona, he made the jump to France after his beloved team could no longer afford him under La Liga’s financial rules, seeing an end to an iconic era at the club with diminutive Argentina as the face, winning every prize imaginable more than once. 

Messi, fresh off winning the World Cup with Argentina in December to likely cement his legacy as the greatest ever, now gets his wish of playing in the United States with the possibility of former Barcelona teammates joining him in South Florida.

Landing Messi would be an all-time coup for the league, likely even more impactful than the one of Inter Miami club president David Beckham, who left Real Madrid to join the Los Angeles Galaxy back in 2007.

As Messi approached his mid-thirties, retirement was always going to be a possibility. However, he showed no signs of slowing down and remained passionate about the sport he had dedicated his life to.

Whether Messi’s next chapter takes him to retirement or back to the field, his impact on the soccer world will continue to be felt for generations to come. His technical genius and incredible talent will stand the test of time, and fans will always remember him as one of the greatest soccer players to ever grace the field. According to recent reports, his father and agent Jorge Messi had a positive meeting with Barcelona president Joan Laporta which might mean el regresso está más cerca.

February 18th 2023

Francisco Ferreira better known in the soccer world as Ferro officially terminated  his contract with Benfica to sign a permanent contract with the Croatian league squad Hadjuk Split and the duration of the contract will be for three and a half seasons. Truth be told, he has not been having as much opportunities with the Portuguese club ever since the end of the 2019\2020 season and a season later he would have so many terrible performances.

The Portuguese newspaper O JOGO ( The Game) states: “Ferro, remember, was lent by the reds to Vitesse, from the Netherlands. He has only played ten games since the start of the season and now he is leaving on loan, heading to Croatia, in a transfer made by Wasserman, a company that also represents Grimaldo’s interests at Benfica. The business, including sporting objectives, will be around 1.5 million euros.”