Lionel Messi became the second star footballer to play in America’s Major League Soccer, ticket prices increased after revelations

Argentine star footballer Lionel Messi has ended his contract with the Paris Saint-Germain team. Since then, there was constant discussion about Lionel Messi, with which club he will now play football together. Now new information has come about this. Argentina’s star footballer Lionel Messi has disclosed this, putting an end to the speculations that have been going on for some time.

 

Lionel Messi has revealed that he will play for Inter Miami in America’s Major League Soccer. Significantly, Lionel Messi’s contract with Paris Saint-Germain was recently terminated. Lionel Messi Since the end of this contract, speculation has started that Messi is going to join a club in Saudi Arabia. However, Messi himself has put an end to all these speculations.

 

Let us tell you that Lionel Messi is the second star footballer in the world who is associated with Inter Miami. Earlier, David Beckham of England has also played with Inter Miami. In such a situation, America’s Inter Miami club is very famous among football fans. After joining this club, Messi said that after winning the World Cup and not being able to return to Barcelona, ​​now it is my turn to play in the American League and live football in a new way.

 

Unprecedented jump in tickets

Since the revelation of Lionel Messi’s decision to join Inter Miami, many things have started to change, including ticket prices. There is a scramble to witness the magic of the football maestro on American soil. Reports of Messi’s possible move to Major League Soccer sparked a frenzy among supporters, leading to a staggering increase in ticket prices.

 

On July 21, the lowest ticket price for Inter Miami’s League Cup opener against Cruz Azul jumped from just $29 (₹2,400) to an astonishing $329 (₹27,000), marking an astonishing 1,034% increase. Experts believe Messi’s inaugural appearance in the Miami jersey will likely become the costliest Major League Soccer (MLS) game ever.