Inter Miami Prepares USA-Hosted FIFA Club World Cup Debut with Messi, Mascherano
Inter Miami Prepares USA-Hosted FIFA Club World Cup Debut with Messi, Mascherano

Inter Miami Prepares USA-Hosted FIFA Club World Cup Debut with Messi, Mascherano

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Inter Miami, under head coach Javier Mascherano, is preparing to compete in the expanded 2025 FIFA Club World Cup hosted in the United States, starting with a match against Egypt's Al Ahly. Mascherano has praised young Argentine Franco Mastantuono, recently signed by Real Madrid, highlighting the talent emerging from Latin America, while also emphasizing Inter Miami's own ambitions on the global stage. Despite injury setbacks, including the absence of key left-back Jordi Alba, the squad relies heavily on the leadership and experience of stars like Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, and Luis Suárez to elevate their performance against some of the world's top clubs. Mascherano also lauded midfielder Telasco Segovia for his game-reading abilities, comparing him to Messi and Busquets, underscoring the strength and versatility within the team. The coach views the tournament as an opportunity to represent not only Miami and the U.S. but also the Latin American community, reflecting the city's diverse fanbase and the club's cultural significance. While acknowledging challenges due to limited squad reinforcements, Mascherano remains optimistic about Inter Miami's potential to make a deep run and earn their first major silverware under his leadership.

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