Marcelo Gallardo is already working on River Plate's transfer market, with all his attention focused on Inter Miami, the team of Lionel Messi. Knowing that the Club World Cup will take place in 2025,

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami suffered a shock elimination in the first round of the Major League Soccer (MLS) playoffs on Saturday, losing 3-2 to No. 9 seed Atlanta United on home soil in the best-of-three series decider.

As Lionel Messi prepares for his final match of 2024, the focus shifts to rest and recovery before a crucial 2025. While the 2026 World Cup remains a possibility, his immediate priority is ensuring peak fitness for a demanding year ahead.

Lionel Messi’s Major League Soccer season is over. So, what’s next for the Argentine World Cup champion in the United States? A look ahead to 2025-26.

The Argentine won't be in MLS forever and his shock early exit from the playoffs is an opportunity to really evaluate 'the Messi effect'

Messi took to social media to make his feelings clear after Inter Miami's shocking first round MLS Playoffs exit.

Inter Miami clinching the most points in the 2024 MLS season allowed them to take the host spot for the FIFA Club World Cup. Nonetheless, it’s a merit that wasn’t earned considering that the league has a playoff format to determine their champion.

Inter Miami heads into a pivotal 2025 season with a Club World Cup spot, potential roster upgrades hindered by MLS restrictions, and the ticking question of whether Messi will stay beyond his current contract.

A week after Lionel Messi's Inter Miami was eliminated from the 2024 MLS Cup Playoffs by Atlanta United, a USMNT legend is criticizing the Argentine due to his attitude after the match. It’s been a week since Inter Miami’s 2-3 loss to Atlanta United which left them out of the 2024 MLS Playoffs.

FIFA has granted Inter Miami, led by Lionel Messi, a spot to participate in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States after winning the MLS Supporters' Shield. The tournament will feature 32 top clubs from around the world and will take place from June 15 to July 13.

Paris Saint-Germain may soon find themselves facing Lionel Messi again, despite his departure from the club last year. Many believed his move to the United States marked the end of that chapter in