In the most recent game that Inter Miami played, someone got on the field and grabbed Lionel Messi. The club’s security was seriously broken in this way.
A person who got on the field during a game was stopped by Lionel Messi’s bodyguard.
In the middle of Inter Miami’s 3-1 victory over LAFC, the event took place.
The fact that the World Cup winner’s security team had to step in to remove the fan and highlight the winner’s military experience is impressive.
Messi, who is now 35 years old, has enjoyed a great deal of success ever since the summer, when he moved from Paris Saint-Germain to Inter Miami.
The Argentine icon currently has 11 goals and five assists in the same number of games for David Beckham’s Major League Soccer (MLS) team.
Additionally, Messi went to California not too long ago for a game versus Los Angeles FC, which was played there.
The seasoned player was responsible for both of Inter Miami’s assists in their 3-1 victory.
While a slew of A-list celebrities watched from the stands, he lit up the playing field.
Even a small portion of the royal family was present as Prince Harry ventured out of his home in Montecito to see the competition. Although her name was also on the VIP guest list, Meghan Markle was nowhere to be found.
During the game, Messi was startled for a moment when a spectator ran onto the field and lunged at him from the seats.
The supporter was dressed in a Barcelona shirt that included Messi’s name printed on the back of the garment.He made it all the way to the landmark before Messi’s security man grabbed him and led him away.
Messi’s bodyguard is a former US Navy Seal and MMA fighter
Prince Harry was among the celebrities who watched the game
Former soldier and MMA fighter Yassine Chueko has been hired to guard Messi at all times.
As the football player’s shadow, Chueko has frequently been seen by spectators roaming the touchline during games to make sure he’s never far from his target.
Former Navy Seal Chueko has served in Afghanistan and Iraq.
And yesterday’s prompt action showed that he is duly deserving of his pay.
