Lionel Messi wanted a peaceful life, which is one of the reasons he joined Inter Miami.
Elano, a former midfielder for Brazil and Manchester City, holds this opinion and thinks Messi's decision to come to the MLS was "personal" rather than "professional."
Last week, Messi made it official that he had made the decision to leave Europe and move to Miami, a team that David Beckham co-owns.
After spending two years in the French capital, he is leaving Paris Saint-Germain as a free agent. Messi refused to wait for Barcelona to put together a package that might have required the sale of other players in order to re-sign the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner.
"To me, it appears to be more of a family issue. The man desires a tranquil life but yet wanting to play football. to be nearer to his children.I'm not saying he doesn't want to be under pressure; after all, Messi is Messi, and pressure is something he will always have to deal with. "I think it's a personal choice, a family choice, to go to a wonderful place and be able to live there with your family," said Messi, who will always be known as one of the greatest players of all time. to have a lifetime endeavor. I'm not against it.He has consistently performed well for football wherever he has played, and this will continue in the United States.
He'll do admirably for both his team and the league. It was, in my opinion, more of a personal than a professional decision.
Messi is moving to Miami, which is currently last in the Eastern Conference. Phil Neville and the Herons split ways earlier in June.The 27-year-old will likely miss the rest of the season, the team has stated.
Jean had been a part-time starter since joining the South Florida club in 2022 from RC Lens in Ligue 1, just accruing 73 minutes of playing time in his debut campaign. Jean had became a member of the team by 2023 and appeared in 12 games, but he only managed one goal. The group is most likely to rely on wingers.
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