Lionel Messi-led Inter Miami has shaken up its front office following a reported incident after an exhibition match.

Lionel Messi intends to return to Europe at the end of his Inter Miami career, according to a family friend and media star who has visited the football icon in Florida

With the 37-year-old's long-term future up in the air, the prospect of a return to Argentina to see out his career has been suggested as a possibility, but journalist Yanina Latorre has been told that Europe is a more likely destination when he leaves Florida.

The presence of Lionel Messi wasn't enough to make Inter Miami the most valuable MLS franchise for 2025. Los Angeles FC retained that title with a

Lionel Messi’s next destination after Inter Miami has been revealed by co-owner David Beckham himself. The Major League Soccer club, which gave Messi the chance to chase his American dream in

"I think that in all of Latin America, perhaps out of resentment or something else, the only country that doesn’t enjoy watching Leo is Mexico." Redondo also alluded to Inter Miami's upcoming friendly against Universitario de Peru on January 29 and added: "Peru is going to enjoy the party and how great it is to see the best player in the world.

Lionel Messi's bodyguard was sent flying through the air by a pitch invader during Inter Miami's latest preseason game.

Lionel Messi's bodyguard has done a terrific job protecting the football icon from excited fans during his time at Inter Miami. However, that didn't happen on Sunday night with Yassine Chueko unable to prevent one supporter from getting to the forward.