Messi has affirmed that, at present, he views Inter Miami as his final destination before retiring from professional football. The Argentine forward, who represents both Argentina and Inter Miami, shared his sentiments during an interview with SportsCenter, stating, “Yes, right now, I believe Inter Miami will be my final club.”
Acknowledging the interviewer’s sentiment that the world may not be ready for his departure from football, Messi responded, “me neither.” He expressed the anxiety associated with retirement, noting that throughout his life, he has found joy in playing and training, with the constant fear of it all coming to an end. Reflecting on his transition from Europe to the United States, Messi credited winning the World Cup for offering him a different perspective.
As he approaches the latter stage of his career, Messi emphasized the importance of enjoying himself both on and off the pitch. While acknowledging the finite nature of his time in the sport, he cherishes moments with his teammates and friends, both at Inter Miami and with the national team.
Although Messi hesitated initially when asked if Inter Miami would be his last club, he ultimately confirmed, “yes, I think so. Right now I think it will be my last club, yes.” Despite this revelation sparking concern among fans worldwide, Messi did not disclose a specific timeline for his retirement.
Currently, Messi’s primary focus is on representing Argentina in the Copa América, where they aim to defend their title. The tournament commences on June 20th, with Argentina facing Canada in their opening match at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Messi has affirmed that, at present, he views Inter Miami as his final destination before retiring from professional football. The Argentine forward, who represents both Argentina and Inter Miami, shared his sentiments during an interview with SportsCenter, stating, “Yes, right now, I believe Inter Miami will be my final club.”
Acknowledging the interviewer’s sentiment that the world may not be ready for his departure from football, Messi responded, “me neither.” He expressed the anxiety associated with retirement, noting that throughout his life, he has found joy in playing and training, with the constant fear of it all coming to an end. Reflecting on his transition from Europe to the United States, Messi credited winning the World Cup for offering him a different perspective.
As he approaches the latter stage of his career, Messi emphasized the importance of enjoying himself both on and off the pitch. While acknowledging the finite nature of his time in the sport, he cherishes moments with his teammates and friends, both at Inter Miami and with the national team.
Although Messi hesitated initially when asked if Inter Miami would be his last club, he ultimately confirmed, “yes, I think so. Right now I think it will be my last club, yes.” Despite this revelation sparking concern among fans worldwide, Messi did not disclose a specific timeline for his retirement.
Currently, Messi’s primary focus is on representing Argentina in the Copa América, where they aim to defend their title. The tournament commences on June 20th, with Argentina facing Canada in their opening match at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
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