Lionel Messi exits Inter Miami match with injury in potential concern just before World cup
Lionel Messi exited an MLS match due to a potential injury, raising concerns ahead of the upcoming World Cup. The incident occurred during Inter Miami's victory over the Philadelphia Union, where Messi was seen grabbing his left thigh. With the World Cup just weeks away, the soccer community is anxious for updates on his condition.
- ▪Lionel Messi left the match in the 73rd minute after feeling discomfort in his left thigh.
- ▪Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos indicated that Messi was fatigued and chose not to take any risks.
- ▪Messi has been a consistent player for Inter Miami, having played full matches in his previous 13 MLS appearances.
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Soccer Lionel Messi exits Inter Miami match with injury in potential concern just before World cup By Erich Richter Published May 25, 2026, 8:27 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google With the World Cup rapidly approaching, the tournament’s biggest star exited with an injury that could potentially throw the soccer world into a tailspin. Miami FC superstar Lionel Messi departed Inter Miami’s 6-4 win Sunday against the Philadelphia Union after he was seen grabbing his left thigh. Messi immediately walked off the pitch in the 73rd minute and asked for a sub before being replaced by Mateo Silvetti. The World Cup begins in just three weeks.
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