Beckham’s Inter Miami would have formula to sign Leo Messi

Despite his age, Lionel Messi is still a star of world soccer and is wanted by many clubs, including MLS‘s Inter Miami, co-owned by David Beckham, who would have the formula to sign the Argentine.

Jorge Mas, co-owner and executive director of Inter, was clear in accepting the desire to see Messi playing for his team, showing that they have a point in their favor to convince the current PSG player, Beckham.

“Leo Messi is still one of the best players in the world, his skills have not diminished, Mas told the Miami Herald. “I believe, and David (Beckham) has a relationship with him, that if he leaves PSG, at the time he leaves PSG, we would love to have Messi as a player at Inter Miami and be part of our community.

“Can it happen? We will push. I’m an optimist at heart – can I see it happening? It’s a possibility,” Mas said.

Beckham cautious on Messi after transfer failures

Contrary to Mas’ statements, Beckham preferred to be more cautious when talking about a possible arrival of Messi at Inter Miami, considering that the club, founded in 2020, has failed with signings of other stars living the final stage of their career, such as Argentine Gonzalo Higuain and Frenchman Blaise Matuidi.

“I have always said I want the best players to be at our club and play in our jersey,” Becks said. “Unfortunately, sometimes it can be a bad thing. But most of the time it’s a good thing.”

“In the end it’s about winning, whether it’s with young players or stars. Our fans will be happy if we have stars on the team, but they will be even happier if they see young players coming through our academy and lifting MLS Cup,” he added.