Inter Miami owner Jorge Mas has shared his plans for the period following the retirement of the team's legendary forward, Lionel Messi. Currently, the Argentine star's contract with the club runs until 2028, but management has already begun working on shaping the future roster. Goal.com reports on the matter.
According to Mas, the club's goal is not merely to capitalize on Messi's presence, but to maintain a permanent culture of winning within the team. He emphasized that fans want to see a harmony of world-class stars and talented young players. Through this, the "Messi effect" is intended to remain a lasting legacy in the club's history.
The club owner stated that the recently opened new stadium and entertainment complex will be a significant step in developing the US football market. Mas believes that the American league possesses vast untapped potential, and Inter Miami aims to occupy a leading position in this market.
"I want to enjoy Messi for the next two years. Our fans always ask who the next star will be. We will always strive to attract star players, but the most important thing for our fans is to compete and to win," the club owner added.
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