Lionel Messi has finally put to rest speculations over his next destination after he confirmed he has decided to leave Europe and join Inter Miami in the MLS.
The football legend was apparently prepared for his big summer move to Inter Miami in the MLS with recent spotlights on his multi-million dollar property in Miami.
Cadena Ser reports Lionel Messi made his first step towards joining the MLS and particularly Inter Miami when he purchased a luxury apartment in the City back in 2021 after completing a move from Barcelona to PSG.
The property is reportedly worth £7.2m and is sitting comfortably on the sunny Isles of Miami’s beachfront.
Although coming at a reasonably affordable rate for football superstars in the class of Lionel Messi, the apartment is an architectural masterpiece. With its splendid details and magnificent view, the location ushers a beautiful view of the Miami coastline perfectly blending to the aesthetics of the apartment.
The building was completed back in 2017 when Lionel Messi was still playing for Barcelona. Residents are afforded an opportunity to park their cars in the same floor as their suites because of three sophisticated car lifts built into the apartment.
The building has well furnished living areas in all flats with state-of-the-art facilities.
It has a flashy dinner room bearing the serene decor of the entire apartment with luxury space.
There are also provisions for indoor games where Lionel Messi could wild away time with his family of four after his on-field heroics with Inter Miami on matchdays.
Despite its imposing and gigantic outlook, the Posche Design Tower will also afford Lionel Messi a feel of Inter Miami’s taste for leisure as it is situated close to best luxury joints in the City.
Lionel Messi said his move to the MLS was not about money but his desire for a different kind of football lifestyle where he could enjoy a more calm and quieter career devoid of the prying eyes of the media as obtained in Europe. The Posche Design Tower will definitely afford him that.
According to reports, since he acquired the property, he has not lived there but had rented it out. On June 30, his contract with PSG will officially expire and he will move his family to the property as he begins a new phase in his career in the MLS.
According to the Times, Lionel Messi will be the highest-paid player in the history of the MLS. He has signed a four-year contract with Inter Miami with an estimated annual salary of £54million.
His deal with Inter Miami includes contract with MLS partners Apple and Adidas and will extend even after the duration of his contract with Inter Miami.
