Messi Cuma Nonton di Tribune, Inter Miami Gagal Menang

19.10.2023 - 07:27 sport.detik.com

Lionel Messi hanya menonton Inter Miami di tribune saat imbang dengan Charlotte FC. Ia tampaknya baru akan tampil lagi di laga terakhir Inter Miami musim ini.

Messi tak bermain saat Inter Miami ditahan imbang 2-2 oleh Charlotte FC di DRV PNK Stadium, Kamis (19/10). Ini menjadi laga kandang terakhir Inter Miami di musim reguler MLS 2023.

La Pulga tak masuk daftar susunan pemain Inter Miami di laga ini. Ia hanya menyaksikan rekan-rekannya berlaga di tribune penonton.

ADVERTISEMENT SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Messi sebelumnya memang diprediksi takkan tampil. Hal ini karena La Pulga baru saja membela Argentina menghadapi Peru di Lima, Selasa (17/10).

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