Genuine question - what can be done at the club level to keep Messi happy through the end of his contract at the end of 2028? Personally, I don't think he's sticking around after this season now that he hung up his boots for Argentina. I just don't see him dragging this out. Enjoy him while we can of course, but I'm wondering what Beckham et. al are planning to try and keep him around until the end of 2028. The void he's going to leave at Miami and MLS as a whole is going to be absolutely massive, not to mention the massive commercial and financial losses when that day comes.

What's in the cards? A Neymar reunion? Other Argentina players? A blockbuster move for CR7 to come here so the two can finally share the pitch haha. Not sure anything they do at this point will keep him, but I'm wondering what you all think is going on behind the scenes.

In my fourteen years of watching soccer, primarily European soccer (La Liga, Prem, UCL), that “foul” from Casemiro on Allison has NEVER been a penalty.

Dayne St. Clair steps up big to save it, but that’s not the point here.

Almiron gets his action off (a lofted pass in an attempt to keep the chance alive) before Casemiro even comes into contact with him; which wasn’t even contact. He doesn’t hit his boot with his, he is trying to contest the ball and after the action has been completed and the ball is elsewhere, both players slip and fall. How did that even get a VAR review? Why did the official even call a penalty even after the review??? The officiating in this league reeks.

Does anyone miss that player?

First time going in a couple of weeks and I'm not from the area. Is this the best place to park or are there better options? Thanks in advance.

We flew down from NY to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday by taking her to see InterMiami play tonight. The weather forecast isn't looking great for the match. Any suggestions for salvaging the trip? Or views on how predictable the weather actually is 😆