November 6, 2025 - 07:27

MIAMI — Lionel Messi already is considered the greatest soccer player ever. That said, he thinks there's still more for him to accomplish. The Inter Miami star told a business conference that he is not currently focused on his legacy, emphasizing his desire to continue improving and contributing to his team.
Messi, who recently made headlines by joining Major League Soccer, expressed his excitement about the new challenges he faces in the U.S. soccer landscape. He highlighted the importance of enjoying the game and remaining dedicated to his craft rather than getting caught up in discussions about his historical impact.
The iconic forward acknowledged that while accolades and records are significant, his primary goal is to help his team succeed and to inspire the next generation of players. Messi’s comments reflect a mindset centered on growth and teamwork, reinforcing his commitment to soccer at this stage in his illustrious career.
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