Miami (USA) – The transfer of Lionel Messi (36) to Inter Miami has triggered a huge hype in the United States. The fans are crazy about the Argentinian world champion and queue for hours in front of the stadium hoping for an autograph. One supporter even put his job at risk – and then lost it.
Lionel Messi (36) celebrates his second goal in Inter Miami’s 3-1 win over Orlando City. © GIORGIO VIERA / AFP
Cristian Salamanca worked for a cleaning company and made his debut at the Beckham club’s arena on Wednesday evening. However, it was to be his last, as he said in an interview with The nation betrayed.
When the players arrived for the game against Orlando City, the Colombian had just cleaned the toilets in the area where the buses are parked. Gradually, the kickers of the MLS club got out.
“The last one was Messi. All I had to do was say ‘Hey World Champion’ and he turned to look at me,” Salamanca said. “I lifted my shirt and had my Argentina shirt underneath. He gave me his autograph.”
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However, according to the report, everyone working on and in the stadium was warned in advance that they were not allowed to speak to or harass the players.
So fate took its course: “Then the security service came, took me away and threw me out of my job, but it was worth it,” said the now unemployed man.
“La Pulga” doesn’t seem to have bothered the request. After his hammer debut and the brace in the second match, he also gave Orlando two stalls. Miami won the game 3-1.
2023-08-05 05:40:24
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