Lionel Messi Reveals ‘The Most Difficult Thing to Adapt’ in Miami Since Moving to United States

Months into his much-anticipated move to Inter Miami, Lionel Messi finds himself basking in the warmth of the American Dream. The Argentinian superstar’s transition to life in the United States has been accompanied by ever-growing admiration and affection from the country. Amid all the love he’s received, La Pulga opens up about a unique challenge in the vibrant city of Miami, despite leading a ‘pretty easy‘ life. 

Additionally, as the 2023 season has already ended for the Argentine icon, the veteran continues to spend off-the-pitch days with his family.

Lionel Messi has been facing a recurring problem in Miami

After enjoying so many years in Barcelona, Lionel Messi and his family endured a sudden shift in environment, spending two years in France after his move to PSG. But then again, the atmosphere changed to a rather different continent as he decided to make the MLS move. Now, in a candid revelation with TIME, the skipper revealed life in the U.S. has been “pretty easy” and as of now, he and his family “can’t complain about anything.” But then he detailed the problem he was facing in Miami. “Perhaps the most difficult thing to adapt to may be the traffic, although in Paris it was also complicated”.

Evidently, Lionel Messi is trying to get used to the traffic in Florida. Additionally, he also claims the weather differs totally from that of Europe. “And then the heat and humidity in the summer. Although being on the beach or on vacation can often be pleasant, for playing sports, training or playing games, especially in the summer, perhaps it is a little too much, and that shows”. While he enjoys his time in the USA, it wasn’t the case at his previous destination, Paris Saint-Germain.

La Pulga didn’t enjoy his time at PSG 

Earlier, Lionel Messi vocally expressed that his move to PSG was not something that was ‘desired’ by him and claimed he never planned to leave Barcelona. While insisting it was difficult, things are pretty good in Miami. “I came here in Miami looking for this, to be able to enjoy again as I was doing all my career after two complicated years [in PSG].”

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The 36-year-old also claimed that his family is also happy, “not only for football, but for day-to-day life as well.” Certainly, his decision to join the Herons has proved favorable. Do you think that Lionel Messi will win the MLS next season? Let us know in the comments below.

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