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“They didn’t let me play”: Messi slams MLS, the end is near

Last updated: 1 August 2025 7:33 AM
Andy Morris 10 months ago 2 Min Read
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MLS: Lionel Messi criticizes his suspension after the All-Star Game

Lionel Messi doesn’t take punishment lightly. Back on the pitch during Inter Miami’s 2–1 win over CF Atlas in the Leagues Cup, the Argentine star delivered two assists — and a clear message to MLS.

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Messi is still frustrated about his one-match suspension for skipping the All-Star Game, which caused him to miss the July 27 league match against Cincinnati. “They didn’t let me play, and I felt it physically,” he said. “At first, I was a bit heavy. I feel better when I’m playing — I need competition. Not playing actually made things worse for me.”

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Jordi Alba, also suspended for the same reason, agrees. The decision has annoyed Inter Miami’s leadership as well — majority owner Jorge Mas revealed that Messi was “very upset” and suggested this could impact how he views the league.

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Messi remains under contract until December 31, 2025, and for now, he’s staying the course — but the tension between him and MLS is clearly growing.

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