Messi Makes His Move: The Call to Casemiro Shaking Up the MLS Market
According to journalist Eduardo Inda, Lionel Messi called Casemiro to convince him to join Inter Miami. The Brazilian is weighing offers, and MLS dreams of landing a major signing.
The transfer market is heating up, and Lionel Messi is once again at the center of attention. This time, not for his performances on the pitch, but for his influence off it, following reports of a direct call to Brazilian midfielder Casemiro to persuade him to join Inter Miami.
The revelation shaking the market
According to journalist Eduardo Inda on El Chiringuito de Jugones, Lionel Messi personally reached out to Casemiro in recent days to invite him to be part of the Inter Miami project.
The report comes as the Brazilian midfielder, currently with Manchester United, is expected to leave the English club once his contract expires in June, making him one of the most attractive free agents on the market.
In addition to MLS interest, Inda revealed that Casemiro also has offers from LA Galaxy and clubs in Saudi Arabia. However, Inter Miami has emerged as one of the leading contenders for his signature.
From rivals to potential teammates
A potential move would carry added intrigue given the history between Casemiro and Lionel Messi, who were fierce rivals during their time at Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, respectively.
Despite that rivalry, the two have maintained mutual respect over the years, which could ease their on-field chemistry if they end up sharing the same locker room.

Backed by figures like David Beckham and Jorge Mas, Inter Miami continues to build an ambitious project, aiming to surround Messi with top-tier talent and compete for major titles in MLS.
Messi’s leadership beyond the pitch
Beyond his impact as a player, Lionel Messi has become a central figure in shaping the direction of Inter Miami. His voice carries significant weight in key decisions, including potential signings.
At the same time, the Argentine star remains focused on the upcoming World Cup, which could mark his final appearance on football’s biggest stage.





















