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Lionel Messi won’t surpass Inter Miami appearance leader Noah Allen until 2027 despite his Chicago Fire departure
Despite Noah Allen completed his move to Chicago Fire, Lionel Messi won't be able to surpass him as the player with the most games at Inter Miami in the 2026 season. Lionel Messi has seen a clear path emerge to become the all-time appearance leader in Inter Miami history following Noah Allen‘s departure to the Chicago Fire.
It was the second of a four-goal night for Messi. He also added an assist in Miami’s 7-1 demolition of Montreal, which ended a five-game winless streak amid a period of turnover and uncertainty in the defending champions’ coaching ranks.
Lionel Messi scored three times in the second half to finish off his first four-goal effort in MLS play while adding an assist, and Inter Miami scored six unaswered goals in a 7-1 romp over CF Montreal.
SigningInter Miami CF have acquired forward Riquelme Fillipi from Brazilian Série A side Palmeiras, the club announced Wednesday.The 19-year-old Brazilian
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Nashville SC’s four straight wins put them on track to surpass Messi’s Inter Miami as best MLS regular-season team in history
Currently with a streak of four consecutive wins, Nashville SC are in contention to surpass Lionel Messi's Inter Miami record as the team with the most points in an MLS regular season. Nashville SC have put on a dominant display over recent weeks,
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Lionel Messi had already said goodbye - nobody knew: Inside the 41 days before he told the world
An era has ended in international football following Lionel Messi's retirement. 41 days after losing the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, Messi has announced his retirement. He will continue to play for Inter Miami in Major League Soccer. Messi had seemingly ...
Just weeks after finishing as runners-up in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Lionel Messi has now announced his international retirement . While Messi will still continue to play MLS, he has now bid goodbye to his time with Argentina’s national team.
Inter Miami interim manager Guillermo Hoyos denied the idea that Lionel Messi personally selected the team's new coach Cristian 'Kily' González, confirming it was a club decision.