Lionel Messi’s absence from Inter Miami’s starting lineup For their MLS match against Houston Dynamo today, immediate speculation and anxiety led among fans.
However, From Miami Manager Javier Mascherano quickly clarified the situation and explained that the decision to rest Messi was a planned and proactive action to protect the player’s well -beingGiven the team’s latest schedule and the upcoming international fixtures for Argentina national teams.
Mascherano explained that Messi was rested to allow him to sufficient recovery time after a period of intense activity. This decision also takes into account Argentina’s upcoming World Cup qualification matches against Uruguay and Brazil at the end of March.
By resting Messi against Houston, the coaching staff aims to optimize his fitness and ensure his full accessibility and top conditions for both club and country in the coming weeks. This proactive approach prioritizes the star player’s long -term well -being.
Inter Miami’s other injuries problems
In addition to Messi’s absence, Mascherano confirmed several other problems with damage within the Miami squad. Fafa Picault and Marcelo Weigandt are excluded by injury, and David Martínez, Drake Callender and Yannick Bright are all doubtful due to different fitness problems. Tomás Aviles is also turned off for the match. These several absence show significant selection challenges for Mascherano.
Messi’s return to the starting lineup is expected for Inter Miami’s next matchThe first part of their Concacaf Champions League round with 16 tie against Cavalier FC on Thursday. This decisive match, against a much less experienced opponent, will be an important test of Inter Miami’s ability to handle the various competitions they participate in.
Inter Miami’s predicted range against Houston Dynamo
Given Numberus’s absence, Inter Miami’s predicted lineup against Houston Dynamo: Oscar Ustari; Ian Fray, Noah Allen, Maximiliano Falcón, Jordi Alba; Sergio Busquets, Federico Redondo; Tadeo Allende, Benjamín Cremaschi, Fablasco Segovia; Luis Suárez.
This range, while containing experienced players such as Busquets and Suárez, clearly shows the significant effect of the various absence, with several younger players who must fill the decisive position.
