Lionel Messi Announces the Club Where Intends to Conclude his Career Ahead of the Copa America.

Lionel Messi has recently discussed his upcoming career moves, suggesting he may be considering retirement. Throughout his illustrious career, Messi has consistently set new benchmarks, solidifying his reputation as one of the greatest footballers ever.

Following Argentina’s victory at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Messi was widely acclaimed as the unrivaled ‘Greatest of All Time’ in football. In a significant career shift last summer, Messi departed from Paris Saint-Germain to join Major League Soccer’s Inter Miami.

Since joining the club, Messi has scored 25 goals in 29 appearances and has been joined by former teammates Luis Suarez, Sergio Busquets, and Jordi Alba. At 36, Messi is widely recognized as approaching the latter stages of his illustrious career. Recent reports indicate that Messi has chosen his retirement club.

According to ESPN Argentina, Messi has announced Inter Miami as his final team, stating, “Inter Miami will be my last club, yes. As of today, it’s gonna be my last one.” He further commented, “I love playing football, I enjoy everything much more because I am aware that every time there’s less and less.”

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This revelation comes as a surprise to many, as Messi was expected by some to end his career with Newell’s Old Boys, the club where he started. According to El Nacional in 2023, Messi plans to return to Newell’s Old Boys after his contract with Inter Miami concludes in 2025.

In March, Messi indicated his intention to retire when he no longer feels he can effectively contribute to his team. Speaking on MBC’s Big Time Podcast, as reported by ESPN, Messi stated, “I know that the moment that I know that I’m not performing, that I’m not enjoying myself, that I’m not helping my teammates.”

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“I am very introspective and critical of my own performance. I am aware of when I perform well, when I struggle, when my game is strong, and when it is not. My decision to retire will depend on my personal evaluation of my abilities, not just my age. If I still feel capable and derive enjoyment from the game, I will keep competing because it is my passion and where my skills lie.”

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