Leo Messi stirs emotions wherever he goes. The Argentine star's arrival at Inter Miami has completely changed the way other players view the club, turning it from one of MLS's 'ugly ducklings' to one of the most fashionable teams. The role of the eight-time Ballon d'Or champion was accidentally duplicated, being a footballer as well as the club's best sporting director.. Messi's presence has already made many players want to be a part of the 'Herons' squad.
In this transfer window, 'Tada' Martino has seen how Messi's impact at the club has earned him two star signings in Luis Suarez and Julian Cressy.. The former is undisputed starter and Argentine ideal alongside Squirein Payton, with whom they shared goals during Barcelona's glory years. The second was clear, Inter Miami was a clear step in its new phase after winning the MLS Cup a few weeks ago.
Now, Messi's influence is not only seen in the new additions, but other players have already confirmed that they will only come to MLS if they play in Florida or Los Angeles. According to reports from Mexico, Alexis Vega has reportedly said in his inner circle that he would only accept a move to the United States if he wanted to play for Inter Miami.. The Mexican case is not unique. A similar scene played out in Argentina's Liga MX. Christian MedinaA Boca Juniors player has asked the club to move to MLS to meet his idol.
And not just at Inter Miami
Playing for Inter Miami isn't just becoming a big trend for young South American talent, led by 'Facu' Farías and 'Toto' Avilés. The league has encouraged the acquisition of these promising young players in an attempt to remove the 'golden retirement' label for older footballers to boost MLS's competitiveness. In that sense, Being able to play head-to-head against Leo Messi allowed him to recruit previously unthinkable names.Like Pedro de la Vega at the Seattle Sounders or Gabriel Beck for the Galaxy.
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