Lionel Messi makes huge MLS future call! Inter Miami get their answer after putting contract question to Argentine GOAT

Inter Miami have reportedly got the answer they wanted after putting various contract questions to Lionel Messi, with the Argentine GOAT ready to sign a “multiyear” extension with the MLS outfit. His current deal is due to expire at the end of the 2025 campaign, but the South American superstar is poised to end any speculation regarding his future.

American dream: Messi moved to U.S. in 2023
Eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Messi moved to the United States in 2023 when deciding to go chasing the American dream. He was talked into doing that by Manchester United and England legend David Beckham, who is now a co-owner at Chase Stadium.

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Immediate success: Messi's honours in Miami
Messi made an immediate impact with the Herons, helping them to a historic Leagues Cup triumph within weeks of his arrival, and broke MLS regular season points records in 2024 as Inter Miami claimed the Supporters’ Shield - while also claiming MVP honours.
Transfer talk: Ronaldo reunion & return to roots
There have been questions throughout the current campaign of how much longer Messi will be sticking around in South Florida. He has seen a move to join Cristiano Ronaldo in the Saudi Pro League mooted, along with a return to his roots at Newell’s Old Boys.

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Messi contract will need to be signed off by MLS
According to ESPN, an agreement has been reached that will keep the 38-year-old in Miami - where his wife Antonela and their three sons feel settled. It is said that once all of the extension details have been ironed out, “the contract will be sent to Major League Soccer for final approval”.
How many more years? Waiting in terms of Messi deal
It has previously been suggested that Messi is ready to commit his future to Inter Miami through to 2028 - which would be another three seasons in MLS. It remains to be seen what the terms actually are, with a global audience waiting patiently on official confirmation of the proposed deal.