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Lionel Messi Contract Details: How Much Will Messi Earn at Inter Miami?

Major League Soccer club, Inter Miami has finally confirmed their signing of the former Barcelona superstar and Argentinian legend, Lionel Messi right before his unveiling in the DRV PNK Stadium on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

In this article we will take a look at how much will Lionel Messi Earn at Inter Miami CF? And will be Messi’s wages.

Lionel Messi Contract Details at Inter Miami

Lionel Messi officially joined David Beckham led Inter Miami as a free agent after a rough 2-seasoon spell in Ligue 1 with Paris Saint-Germain. Messi’s deal will be taking the icon with the MLS club until 2025.

Jorge Mas, the managing owner of Inter Miami stated that the deal did not happen overnight, but in fact, took about three years full of negotiations to convince World Cup winner to join the club. As per his words, Lionel Messi will be earning roughly between £50 million and $60m per year in America.

In the words of Messi himself, he stated that he was very excited to begin this new step into his career along with Inter Miami in a new nation of United States. He continued to say that this was a fantastic opportunity and that he wanted to build this beautiful project together.

Lionel Messi joins Inter Miami is huge fee transfer

According to Messi’s statement, the idea was to work together so that they could achieve the objective that they have set and that he was very eager to start helped in his ‘new home’.

As per the confirmation from Inter Miami, Lionel Messi will become available for selection in the starting eleven from 21st of July during the Leagues Cup match against Mexican club, Cruz Azul.

After the announcement made on Saturday, Messi had given an interview to some Spanish outlets back in June where he had said that he had chosen the MLS as the next destination of adventure, breaking the hearts of millions of fans who were waiting for his Barcelona return and a possible Saudi transfer.

As per the sources, the terms of Messi’s contract apparently include partial ownership of Inter Miami; however the league would not be subsidizing it like they did for another David Beckham back in 2007. In Beckham’s case, when he had moved to LA Galaxy, he was provided with an offer to buy an MLS team with $25 million discounted rate.

Lionel Messi is reported to be occupying one of the three spots designated for players in the roster of Inter Miami after an opening was artificially created by the team by terminating the contract and kicking out their midfielder from Mexico Rodolfo Pizarro on Friday.

David Beckham on Lionel Messi joining Inter Miami

“The next phase of our adventure starts here, and I can’t wait to see Leo take to the pitch,” said David Beckham on Messi’s arrival in the squad.

Messi’s joining of the MLS has opened huge doors for the league to sign more elite players, just like Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to the Saudi Pro League has elevated its status in the global arena of football, making it another ideal destination for worldclass football.

Hence, Lionel Messi is all set to be joined by ex Barcelona squad mates in the MLS, namely Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets. They will also be joined by former Argentine and Barcelona coach Gerardo “Tata” Martino.

The legendary Lionel Messi has had the privilege to winning every major honor and trophy available to a footballer during his brilliant masterclass career, making him one of the greatest players of all time. And it seems like the best time for him to take on a new challenge right after winning the FIFA World Cup, since his ‘new home’ continues a 10-game winless streak.

FAQ

How much will Messi earn at Inter Miami?

Lionel Messi is estimated to earn roughly between £50 million and $60m per year for Inter Miami.

How many years will Lionel Messi play for Inter Miami?

Lionel Messi has signed a 2 year contract with Inter Miami, which will see him play at the club till 2025.

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