“It's a shame to see him play like that”


The journalist Alvaro Morales traveled the Argentine Superstrel Lionel Messi for his performance in Inter Miami's 2-2 draw against Palmeiras in the FIFA Club World Cup on June 23. The Mexican stated that it is “a shame” to see the legendary striker “play like this” against the Brazilian side.

The Uruguayan striker, Luis Suarez, attended Tadeo Allende (16 ') before finding the back of the network (65'). He pushed Miami to a 2-0 marker against his very ghost opposition. However, two late goals (80 ', 87') by Palmeiras caused both teams to take one point each of the group's game.

Messi It had solid individual performance, completing 57/63 passes (90%), 5/7 (71%), making 14 passes to the final third and winning 6/9 duels (66%) (via FOTMOB). However, he created a single opportunity and did not find the back of the network with any of his two shots, causing criticism of the media.

Speaking about ESPN, Morales put in the 38-year-old, saying (through way The Republic):

“He has not given titles to Inter Miami, nor in Concacaf, and against Palmeiras, he did not make a difference when the game was defined. It is a shame to see him play this way, and this is a reality that many do not want to admit.”

Despite being pushed to second place in his group after the draw against Palmeiras, Inter miami qualified for the 16 CWC round. On Sunday, June 29, they will face the old Messi side, Paris Saint-Germain, for a place in the quarterfinals.

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Lionel Messi's teammate Benjamin Cremaschi has stated that his side may overcome Paris Saint-Germain (Psg) In the 16 round of the FIFA Club World Cup.

The defense UEFA Champions League The winners, PSG, reached the timing phase as Toppers of Group B. Their qualification, however, was anything simple, as Botafogo gave them a surprise defeat by 1-0.

Speaking in the United States Podcast, Cremaschi urged his side to inspire the Brazilian side when they took PSG. Said the 20 -year -old (via Goal):

“Yes, absolutely enormous. I mean, everyone thought we were not going to get a single point in this World Club and we don't see too old … so we had achieved this and playing the way we are playing, competing in the way we compete is huge for the club.”

“We know they are the best team in Europe, and we know it for a fact. We are ready to compete in the way we have been competing. I don't think we need to avoid anything. I feel we have competed at a good level and we saw that Botafogo does it, why can't we?”

If Messi and Miami surpass PSG, they will take Flamengo or Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals of the CWC on Saturday, July 5.