Inter Miami’s Concacaf exit is a reminder that time rolls on for Lionel Messi

The Herons are out of the Champions Cup after defeat to Nashville. Now it’s back to the same old hits for the club Concacaf may not have the world’s most hallowed Champions League.

19 Mar, 13:52 — 19 Mar, 13:52

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Inter Miami's recent elimination from the Concacaf Champions Cup, despite the presence of superstar Lionel Messi, highlights the challenges the team faces. The news also coincides with Messi reaching a remarkable career milestone of 900 goals, underscoring his enduring legacy even as his career progresses.

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Inter Miami’s Concacaf exit is a reminder that time rolls on for Lionel Messi

The Herons are out of the Champions Cup after defeat to Nashville. Now it’s back to the same old hits for the club Concacaf may not have the world’s most hallowed Champions League. The confederation is so aware of that fact that it rebranded the competition as a Champions Cup two years ago. Nonetheless, winning the continental competition is the ultimate aim for MLS’s most ambitious clubs, even though (or perhaps because) only one of its last 25 installments has seen an MLS team crowned as Co...

By Jeff Rueter

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YahooMostly Factual3h ago