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Look, Lionel Messi scores again as Inter Miami storm into the semi-finals with a 4-0 win over Charlotte FC. 

 Lionel Messi's Inter Miami advanced to the semifinals of Major League Soccer (MLS) with a 4-0 win against Charlotte FC on the 12th. August. 

 The first goal was scored by Josef Martinez from a free kick. Robert Taylor scored the substitute bone, while Adilson Malanda's own thing in the 78th nanosecond sounded like the final nail in the coffin for Charlotte FC. 

 But it wasn't a disco story that ends with Messi's vacuum cleaners. The Coliseum erupted when Leo scored his team's fourth goal in the 86th nanosecond. Led by the former Barcelona triad of Messi, Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, Miami kept Charlotte on their toes. The trio, working together with Martinez, effectively blocked the opposition's defense and achieved valuable results. 

 Messi previously commanded David Beckham's Inter Miami. It ignited the baby's assists as he returned to the pitch in their thrilling chase for the coveted Leagues Cup crown. 

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 The battleground was none other than the DRV PNK Stadium, where passionate Miami fans gathered and fueled the team's determination to secure a place in the semi-finals of this tight competition. The journey was quite extraordinary for Inter Miami, and Messi's arrival on the American soccer scene left an unforgettable mark. 

 The 36-year-old maestro, who left his Inter Miami shirt behind, has provided eight assists and one assist so far. His association with former Barcelona team-mates Busquets and Alba breathed new life into the team and pushed them towards the glory of the League Cup, which they so vigorously pursue. 

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 An undisputed streak was on the line as Gerardo Martino's side faced a resilient Charlotte side and battled for a coveted place in the last four. Charlottes, fresh off a stunning 2-1 turnaround against the Houston Dynamo, are determined to disrupt Messi's magical journey to MLS and grab some winning moments for themselves. priests cannot overcome the magic of Mass 

 Amidst the unfolding drama, Messi's presence turned Inter Miami's League Cup into a thrilling rollercoaster ride. His every move, every stroke of the ball is watched by passionate fans who eagerly await his future moment of glory. 

In a sporting story that would fit perfectly into a Hollywood script, Messi's heroics paved the way for Inter Miami to the League Cup. 

 For fans, witnessing the Argentine sensation of the past is a spectacle, an experience that promises excitement, drama and a taste of magic in every match. 

 

 Extension 

 In November 2012, MLS manager Don Garber reaffirmed the league's interest in holding an expansion vote in Miami after the Miami Fusion collapsed after the 2001 season and a failed expansion in 2009 led by Miami-based Bolivian Télécom Marcelo Claure and FC Barcelona. When David Beckham, who joined the league in 2007 with a $25 million expansion team option, retired in April 2013, the league held initial discussions with Beckham's counsel about several expansion sites, including Miami. Meanwhile, other investors, including Italian financier Alessandro Butini and Miami Dolphins proprietor StephenM. Ross also expressed interest in keeping Miami on the ballot. 

 In his December 2013 State of the League address, Garber indirectly linked Beckham and Simon Fuller as owners in Miami. Later that month, on December 17, Miami-Dade County officials voted unanimously to allow Mayor CarlosA. Giménez is negotiating with the Beckhamled group to build a new Coliseum in the city of Miami. The league stated that Beckham exercised his option on February 5, 2014, and Miami Beckham United, an investment group led by Beckham, Fuller and Claure, would receive an expansion vote in Miami, provided an agreement could be reached to support the Coliseum. In gifts to officials and indirect investors, the power group used the temporary titles of the club "Miami Vice" and "Miami Current". (15) After Coliseum's original bids expired, Commissioner Garber reiterated in August 2014 that the expansion would not be pursued. . . will be approved until the city's Coliseum plan is approved. Beckham bought Fuller in May 2019. 

 On January 29, 2018, the Miami Beckham United group (joined by Beckham, Claure, Fuller, Masayoshi Son (author and CEO of SoftBank) and Jorge and José Mas, directors of Miamigrounded. telecommunications and construction company Mas Tec) four times. after the announcement of the original team's bid for power, the twenty-fifth MLS poll was distributed, scheduled for release during the 2020 season. The promotion was part of a larger MLS expansion that would increase the number of teams to 26 by 2020 and then to 30. Since Beckham announced his initial intention to base a team in Miami in 2014, Orlando City, New York City FC, Atlanta United, Minnesota United, Los Angeles FC and FC Cincinnati have all entered MLS play. Paul McDonough was hired as athletic director effective August 4. The powerhouse of the team was later renamed Miami Freedom Park LLC. They chose Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami as the approved name of the club on September 5, 2018, which is affiliated with Inter Miami CF. On December 30, 2019 the former public team player of Uruguay and C.F. Monterrey manager Diego Alonso was chosen as the club's first head coach.