![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/5-things-we-noticed-at-lionel-messis-first-inter-miami-training-session-as-mls-impact-clear/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Inter-Miami-CF-Training-Session.jpg&description=After an extravagant unveiling as an Inter Miami player, Lionel Messi has got down to work with his new teammates as he and Sergio Busquets trained for the first time on Tuesday After weeks of waiting, Lionel Messi is finally down to business as an Inter Miami player with his first training session on Tuesday. The Barcelona and Argentina icon was unveiled as a Major League Soccer player at an extravagant ceremony at Miami's DRV PNK Stadium on Sunday, more than a month after first agreeing to sign for the club co-owned by David Beckham. Messi, 36, joined his new teammates for the first time at the team's training ground in the shadow of the stadium, with reporters packed in to cover a historic moment in the league's history. Messi will have to wait more than a month to make his MLS debut with Inter turning their attention to the Leagues Cup played between American and Mexican teams, and the former Paris Saint-Germain star could make his debut on Friday against Cruz Azul. Inter face MLS rivals Atlanta United in their second and final group game on Tuesday, with the top two teams reaching the knockout stage. Messi's arrival in South Florida has been met with feverish excitement, but he has joined a team in terrible form, failing to win any of their past 10 league games – leading to Phil Neville being sacked. With Miami bottom of the Eastern Conference with 12 games remaining, Messi faces a huge task to turn the season around and that challenge began with his first session on Tuesday. Here are five things we learned from his first day on the job... Messi has been joined in Miami by some very familiar faces in long-time ally Sergio Busquets and former Barca and Argentina manager Gerardo "Tata" Martino, but it was clear from Messi's first session that he was getting to know his new colleagues. The 35-year-old spent a lot of time with striker Josef Martinez, with the pair running together in the warm-up and stopping for a further chat afterwards. Messi is arguably the grea){kind=link}
After an extravagant unveiling as an Inter Miami player, Lionel Messi has got down to work with his new teammates as he and Sergio Busquets trained for the first time on Tuesday
After weeks of waiting, Lionel Messi is finally down to business as an Inter Miami player with his first training session on Tuesday.
The Barcelona and Argentina icon was unveiled as a Major League Soccer player at an extravagant ceremony at Miami’s DRV PNK Stadium on Sunday, more than a month after first agreeing to sign for the club co-owned by David Beckham.
Messi, 36, joined his new teammates for the first time at the team’s training ground in the shadow of the stadium, with reporters packed in to cover a historic moment in the league’s history.
Messi will have to wait more than a month to make his MLS debut with Inter turning their attention to the Leagues Cup played between American and Mexican teams, and the former Paris Saint-Germain star could make his debut on Friday against Cruz Azul. Inter face MLS rivals Atlanta United in their second and final group game on Tuesday, with the top two teams reaching the knockout stage.