Messi missed! Miami International lost! Mascherano admitted to blame him!

October 1. Miami International lost 3-5 to Chicago Flames in the Major League. Messi's hot spots in this game are as eye-catching as ever. He once shot and scored 7.1 points after the game. By Messi's standards, such performance is obviously not good. Moreover, Miami International and Messi are not good at creating penalty kicks or doing some rush marketing, otherwise the post-match reports will not be bad for them.

However, for Messi, competition is the first priority, rather than taking credit for winning the game like some players and turning down teammates when losing. Messi was very frustrated after the game, and obviously losing was a failure for him. Even if he is already the only super Grand Slam winner in history, with the greatest World Cup champion in history and the largest number and quality of champions in history, Messi will be particularly unhappy when he encounters such a loss in his retirement stage.

Messi failed in this game according to Messi's standards. Although he has an objective evaluation of 7.1 points, he is Messi, not another player. Especially in the defense line, Miami International, which has to retire from the midfield, and Messi will not allow any game to perform below the personal average. If Messi's teammates include Felix, Koeman, and Mane, he won't have to take the blame.

The shareholders of the two bosses such as Maas and Beckham are obviously the greatest responsibility because they like to sell players but do not sign targeted players. Messi brought out a good player and was sold one. It was too difficult to lead. The second is head coach Mascherano. Mascherano coached very poorly in the Argentina National Olympic Team, especially in Miami International. After the game, Mascherano took the initiative to admit that he was blamed for losing. But is such a Miami International really worth renewing Messi’s contract?