Inter Miami Kicks Off 2025 MLS Season Against NYCFC As Lionel Messi Shines

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  RUPESH BUKE

  February 26, 2025 AT 21:32
  Messi still got it. No words needed.
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  Khushi Thakur

  February 27, 2025 AT 18:15
  There is something profoundly spiritual about watching a man transcend mortality through grace. Messi doesn't play football-he orchestrates the silence between heartbeats. Every touch is a prayer. Every pass, a poem. We are not witnessing sport. We are witnessing the divine refusing to leave.
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  Varad Tambolkar

  February 28, 2025 AT 13:50
  This is all a distraction. Why is Messi even playing? The CIA planted him in MLS to distract us from the real threat: 5G towers in Miami are secretly controlling the ball trajectory. They're using his left foot as a frequency modulator. Look at how he bends it-too perfect. Not natural. Not human. Check the shadows behind the net next match. They move when he takes free kicks. I'm not crazy. I'm just informed. 🕵️‍♂️📡
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  Vijay Paul

  March 2, 2025 AT 05:45
  The professionalism exhibited by Inter Miami under Mascherano's leadership is commendable. The integration of experienced players such as Suárez and Busquets with emerging talents demonstrates a well-structured developmental philosophy. This is the kind of organizational maturity that elevates a league.
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  Chirag Kamra

  March 2, 2025 AT 16:05
  OMG MESSI JUST TURNED 37 AND STILL DROPS ASSIST LIKE HE’S STILL IN BARCA’S U12 TEAM 😭🔥 I SWEAR HE’S GOT A SECRET BUTTON ON HIS SHOES THAT SAYS ‘UNSTOPPABLE’ AND HE JUST TAPS IT BEFORE EVERY TOUCH. I’M NOT EVEN SURE HE’S HUMAN ANYMORE. DID HE EAT A GOD OR SOMETHING?? 🤯⚽
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  Ramesh Velusamy

  March 3, 2025 AT 06:43
  bro this team is built different. messi + suarez + busquets = cheat code unlocked. i swear if they keep this up, mls is gonna have to change the rules just to keep it fair. we ain't watching soccer anymore, we watching history get rewritten on a friday night. let's go herons 🐦💥
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  Sushil Kallur

  March 4, 2025 AT 22:59
  It is remarkable how the global football community unites around moments of excellence. Messi's presence has introduced a new generation in India to the beauty of the game. I remember watching his 2009 Champions League final goal on a mobile screen in a small village in Kerala. Today, children here wear his jersey with pride. Football transcends borders.
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  Chandni Solanki

  March 5, 2025 AT 14:52
  i just wanna say how happy i am that my little cousin, who used to hate soccer, now watches every messi game with me 😭 she even drew him with wings last week. he’s not just a player-he’s magic that makes people believe again. 💫❤️
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  Nitin Garg

  March 5, 2025 AT 22:28
  Let’s be real. He’s 37. He’s in MLS. He’s not even playing in Europe anymore. This isn’t legacy-it’s a retirement tour with a corporate sponsorship. The league is paying him to look good while they sell Apple TV subscriptions. The real crime? We’re all falling for it.
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  Seema Lahiri

  March 7, 2025 AT 07:31
  I’ve watched Messi since he was a kid with the ponytail in Barcelona and I still get this lump in my throat when he turns with the ball like he’s dancing on air. It’s not about goals or assists, it’s about how he makes the whole stadium hold its breath like it’s afraid to miss a second. I don’t know if I’ll ever see anyone like him again. I just hope I’m still alive when he finally hangs them up.
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  Jay Patel

  March 8, 2025 AT 09:41
  Messi is a walking meme now. Every time he touches the ball, someone says ‘legend’ like he’s not just a guy who got lucky with a good coach and a great academy. Wake up. He’s 37. He’s not carrying this team. He’s just the marketing mascot. The real stars are the ones doing the dirty work. Nobody talks about the midfielders who actually run 12k meters a game. This is toxic idolization.
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  fathimah az

  March 8, 2025 AT 16:14
  The phenomenological dimension of Messi’s spatial awareness reveals a cognitive architecture that defies conventional biomechanical models. His proprioceptive recalibration under fatigue suggests neuroplastic adaptations beyond typical athletic thresholds. The convergence of his decision-making latency and micro-movement precision indicates a possible emergent intelligence in motor execution. This is not sport. It is post-human performance.
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  Sohini Baliga

  March 9, 2025 AT 07:45
  It is truly inspiring to witness such dedication and excellence at this stage of an athlete's life. The discipline, the humility, the unwavering commitment to craft-these are qualities that transcend sport and serve as a model for personal growth. One can only hope to emulate such grace in one’s own endeavors.
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  Senthil Kumar

  March 10, 2025 AT 08:24
  The atmosphere around this match feels electric. It’s not just about the game-it’s about the way football brings people together across cultures and languages. I’ve seen fans in Delhi and Delhi and even in rural Tamil Nadu preparing for this match. That’s the power of the beautiful game.
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  Anu Baraya

  March 12, 2025 AT 01:08
  We should celebrate not just the stars but the entire ecosystem that makes moments like this possible. The coaches, the medical staff, the volunteers, the families who sacrifice so much. Messi shines, but he stands on the shoulders of countless unseen heroes. Let’s honor them too.
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  Divyangana Singh

  March 13, 2025 AT 04:12
  There’s a quiet kind of rebellion in playing this beautifully at 37. The world wants you to slow down, to retire, to become a statue. But Messi? He turns the stadium into a cathedral and walks through it like he owns the silence between notes. He doesn’t break records-he redefines what’s possible. And we’re lucky enough to be here while he does it. 🌌
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  Harsh Vardhan pandey

  March 14, 2025 AT 17:13
  eh. he’s old. they’re all gonna get tired by april. this team’s gonna collapse under pressure. the league’s a joke anyway. why do we even care?
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  Shatakshi Pathak

  March 15, 2025 AT 15:27
  Did you see how Busquets looked at Messi after that last pass? Like he was trying to figure out if he was real? I swear, every time Messi touches the ball, half the team just stops and watches. It’s not teamwork. It’s worship.
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  kriti trivedi

  March 16, 2025 AT 00:31
  Worship? No. It’s recognition. You don’t get to stand next to a force of nature and not feel the gravity. Busquets didn’t stop because he was in awe-he stopped because he knew the next move was going to be something no one else could predict. That’s not worship. That’s respect earned by a thousand silent miracles.