Lionel Messi makes his Inter Miami debut, celebrities travel from all over U.S. to watch him; David Beckham says it took 4 years to get him to MLS
Inter Miami, was buzzing with anticipation as their star signing, Lionel Messi, took to the field for the first time. As the second half began, the crowd of approximately 21,000 spectators was on their feet, eager to capture the moment on their phones. Messi wasn't part of the starting lineup, but the excitement in the stadium was palpable. During halftime, he warmed up with the other reserves before they retreated to the locker room. Fans anxiously waited for Messi's appearance, and when he finally emerged for the warm-up, the cheers from the stands were thunderous. Everyone was curious about when he would be brought into the game. The first goal of the match came from Inter Miami's Robert Taylor, who put the ball into the back of the net to give the team a 1-0 lead. Then, around eight minutes into the second half, the moment arrived – it was Messi time. The Argentine superstar stepped onto the field, replacing midfielder Benjamin Cremaschi. The fans erupted with joy as Messi took his position. His infectious smile and applause after the goal showed his excitement and enthusiasm for this new chapter in his career.
Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi (10) warms up before the start of the second half of a Leagues Cup soccer match against Cruz Azul, Friday, July 21, 2023, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)The stadium was packed to capacity, with all tickets sold out to witness the Messi era at Inter Miami. The atmosphere was electric, with fans proudly wearing their newly acquired Miami jerseys with Messi's name on the back. Chants of his name echoed throughout the stadium as supporters waved flags bearing his name and number. Messi's arrival in Miami was met with great enthusiasm, and the anticipation
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