Renowned football legend Lionel Messi has recently shared his uncertainty regarding the duration of his involvement with Argentina’s national team.
With his move to Inter Miami after leaving Paris Saint-Germain, the 36-year-old superstar acknowledges that retirement is drawing closer due to his age.
However, Messi has not disclosed a specific timeline for his international retirement, as he prefers to take each day as it comes and relish the current phase of his illustrious career.
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Notably, Messi achieved a lifelong aspiration by leading Argentina to victory in the World Cup held in Qatar last December.
His exceptional performance in the final, where he scored two goals, earned him the esteemed Golden Ball accolade as the tournament’s best player.
According to Messi, the timing of his retirement from international football will be determined when the circumstances are ideal.
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Having accomplished numerous feats in recent years, he now aims to cherish the remaining moments and derive maximum enjoyment from the game.
Excitement looms as Messi is scheduled to make his debut for Inter Miami on July 21 in Fort Lauderdale, during a Leagues Cup match against Mexico’s Cruz Azul.
Inter Miami currently holds the last position in the Eastern Conference standings of Major League Soccer, garnering 18 points from 21 games. With Messi’s arrival, both the team and its fans eagerly anticipate a positive impact and increased enthusiasm
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