![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/inter-miamis-huge-cash-injection-as-david-beckham-feels-benefit-of-lionel-messi-arrival/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_GettyImages-1588961427.jpg&description=Inter Miami are already beginning to see the extraordinary benefits of having the Argentine superstar as part of their team from a sporting and commercial point of view David Beckham's Inter Miami are already reaping the rewards both on and off the pitch after Lionel Messi's blockbuster switch to MLS. The Argentine legend has hit the ground running at DRV PNK Stadium with five strikes in his first three appearances and it appears that he has quickly found his groove stateside. The presence of the superstar has galvanised his teammates, with the team unbeaten in the trio of games he has featured in. With all the intrigue surrounding the 36-year-old great's move to the US, it is only to be expected that the Herons would receive a boost in interest from a commercial perspective as well. As "Messi Mania" continues to sweep the nation, investment managers Ares Management have been convinced to back the club with a major influx of cash to help continue the team's whirlwind rise. The Los Angeles based corporation has invested a cool £176million ($225m) already in the Floridan franchise since 2021 and they have now committed to providing extra funds of £59m ($75m), according to Bloomberg. The club is now expected to use this money to develop a new stadium at Miami Freedom Park, while also funding separate growth initiatives. This fresh influx in cash forms part of the vision of club co-owner Jorge Mas, who has previously stated in an interview with Bloomberg that he expects the value of Vice City to increase to £1.17billion ($1.5bn) within a year. An estimate made by Sportico last year had the club's value listed at £458m ($585m). The ambitious construction tycoon Mas has made no mistake of his desire to see the club reach new heights in the coming years, with the arrival of World Cup winner Messi central to this. He told El Pais: "A lot has been invested. There are two big milestones [in US soccer]: Pelé's signing by the New York Cosmos [in 1975] and David Beckham by Los A){kind=link}
Inter Miami are already beginning to see the extraordinary benefits of having the Argentine superstar as part of their team from a sporting and commercial point of view
David Beckham’s Inter Miami are already reaping the rewards both on and off the pitch after Lionel Messi’s blockbuster switch to MLS.
The Argentine legend has hit the ground running at DRV PNK Stadium with five strikes in his first three appearances and it appears that he has quickly found his groove stateside. The presence of the superstar has galvanised his teammates, with the team unbeaten in the trio of games he has featured in.
With all the intrigue surrounding the 36-year-old great’s move to the US, it is only to be expected that the Herons would receive a boost in interest from a commercial perspective as well. As “Messi Mania” continues to sweep the nation, investment managers Ares Management have been convinced to back the club with a major influx of cash to help continue the team’s whirlwind rise.
The Los Angeles based corporation has invested a cool £176million ($225m) already in the Floridan franchise since 2021 and they have now committed to providing extra funds of £59m ($75m), according to Bloomberg. The club is now expected to use this money to develop a new stadium at Miami Freedom Park, while also funding separate growth initiatives.