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Urheadmaster:
You are drinking ijebu gari but na Ronaldo matter be your problems

00FFT00:
Make him step his feet anywhere in central/western and parts of eastern Europe make we check something.

Ambitious21:
The same league that dominate Europe

With two Major European cup out of three

Ever8090:
if them arrest am, wetin you fit do?....did you say Washington?...I beg sjebi you get Putin phone number,call am tell am to visit Washington I want see something....

lexy2014:
Bros, dem de pay u salary on top this work wey u give yourself?

Daddyseun1:
Idiotic moroπ cr7 matter dey give you sleepless night. Just dry dig dead old finished mumu player above CR7. @ALMIRON. MOROπ

luckedesiri:
... And yet he was humbled by wagner boss that he fled Moscow.. Make una deh whine unaselves

YorubaRonu01:
Don't say such bro, no body is more powerful than the world!

Treasure17:
Is Pep Messi?

Treasure17:
Cristiano Ronaldo still the greatest. We are still expecting him in the premier league.

merit455:
Messi,Ronaldo are not in Nairaland,so non will notice u, except your poor family

DSoj:
All these figures are false and unverifiable
Hiw did they come about 3b views?
Bullshittt lies

Cromagnon:
You still think oyinbo ppl sabi am?
You think USA gas 3.5billion ppl?
Na immigrants and other countries dey view am
Americans don't do soccer

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Lionel Messi jogged a lap with his new teammates, took part in a warmup drill of players making short passes in a tight circle and before long tapped his left foot at a ball that wound up in the back of an open net. Inter Miami's new star wasted no time fitting right in.

The World Cup winner and seven-time Ballon d'Or recipient as the world's best player took part in a training session with his new Major League Soccer club for the first time on Tuesday, three days after signing a 2 1/2 year contract that'll pay him between $50 million and $60 million a year.

A helicopter hovered overhead, drones buzzed around the field and about 200 media members lined up toward the back of the complex to get a look at Messi. He, like newly signed Sergio Busquets — also a World Cup winner — went through a welcome tunnel as part of the first practice, which meant jogging past teammates as they lined up and clapped.

Messi’s first match is expected to be Friday, a Leagues Cup contest at home against Cruz Azul. Some tickets are going for as little as $275 or so on the secondary market; some of the very best seats are exceeding $19,000. Prices have been fluctuating quite a bit and likely will continue doing so until game time.

Then again, someone might get front-row tickets for $1. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a Republican candidate for president, has asked backers to “consider making a $1 donation” to get him on the debate stage — saying all such donors would be entered in a chance to be in the front row for Messi’s debut game.

Such is the power of Messi. Inter Miami hasn’t won an MLS match in more than two months; it has gone 0-8-3 in MLS play since beating New England on May 13.

Making the MLS playoffs are a long shot for Miami. But there is hope for other trophies, such as Leagues Cup — a tournament between teams from MLS and Mexico’s Liga MX, with both leagues shutting down regular play for the competition — and the U.S. Open Cup.

Inter Miami is in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Cup; it’ll play Cincinnati in late August. The final of that tournament is in September.

Messi’s decision to play in the U.S. might be the biggest boost ever for American soccer on the pro stage. Some of the game’s biggest names — Pelé, Franz Beckenbauer, Thierry Henry and Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham himself — have come to the U.S. toward the end of their careers, but landing a player still no worse than near the pinnacle of his game and just a few months removed from hoisting a World Cup is simply huge, especially with part of the next World Cup in 2026 set to be played on U.S. soil.

“It shouldn’t be lost on anybody that the timing is right,” MLS Commissioner Don Garber said. “Copa America will be here in 2024, Club World Cup will be here in 2025, the World Cup will be here in 2026. This is not a coincidence, right? It’s all part of our continual focus to do everything we can to make our league a league of choice, not just here, but around the world and be part of the conversation.”

Marcel5818:
Mugu bring official page.. which one be khelnow .. na only fake news full your head. I can bet my balls you didn't watch that presentation. 100k watched it on YouTube while 15k dey d stadium.. ewu

Padipadi:
You are just catching cruise with CR7 and Messi matter. I blame the mods that moves your posts to fp.
In all, you no well

MorataFC:
I hope these people will not get hypertension with the way you are giving them hot hot 😂😂😂

MorataFC:
na obembet bro be dat

Itooweak4una:
$110,000 to watch an expired player.

tuzle:
I don't believe this joor, maybe vvvip ticket. Messi played in world cup and the price never went for dividing that price by 100.

elpochas:
Almiron abeg easy o,u don to pepper them.Ronaldo fans don hide finish.How person go dy compare Lion and Dog.

Kinehap:
You don't have to criticized anyone or call names. Which record wey you and your country set, that should be your concern.

Ronaldo and Messi are the best we have seen in our time. Both are unique in their different way.

You don't aspect everyone to choose Messi because you love him, same goes to Ronaldo.

Is better you try and break record too.

Inobeyourmate:
Lol, see mumu stat, nah mumu plenty pass among you these Pendu fans

lexy2014:
Will all this your effort put money in your account?

alabo1:
What is all this. I am bored and dont give a Bleep. I am buying fuel at almost 700 naira and you guys are here typing Messi and Ronaldo. Are these the issues we should be discussing? Rubbish

EMMARNUEL:
Almiron , my God will really take time to bless you.. I wanted to create a thread concerning this but my spirit told me not to, choke them.. i de ur back..