Video: Messi Scores Sensational 'Golazo' in Leagues Cup Final for Inter Miami

• Lionel Messi scored a stunning goal for Inter Miami in the Leagues Cup final
• The Argentina starred as Inter Miami beat Nashville SC in the final of the tournament
• Messi moved to the Major League Soccer after ending his stay at Paris Saint Germain

Lionel Messi crowned an amazing Leagues Cup tournament with a sensational strike as Inter Miami defeated Nashville SC to win the competition.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup winner opened the scoring after dazzling his way through a number of defenders before curling from outside the box to break the game's deadlock.

Nashville pulled level in the second half through Fafa Picault to send the game into extra-time, before it was eventually settled on penalties.

In a video that has since gone viral, Messi is seen bending the ball from an acute angle to finish off a brilliant move by Inter Miami.

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Drake Callender became Miami's hero after saving Elliot Panicco's penalty during the shootouts, as Messi won his first trophy with Inter Miami since moving to the Major League Soccer, as reported by NBC.

The legendary forward will be hoping to lift Inter Miami from their 14th place position in the league when MLS returns following the end of the Leagues Cup.

The victory makes Messi the most decorated football in history, having won every trophy in football, including the FIFA World Cup. Messi has now won 44 career trophies.

Messi's Inter Miami win Leagues Cup

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Lionel Messi scored a screamer and won his first trophy in North American soccer as Inter Miami beat Nashville on penalties (10-9) after their final ended 1-1 in 90 minutes.

The Argentine World Cup winner had put Miami ahead in the 24th minute with a wonder strike into the top corner but Fafa Picault levelled for Nashville in the second half.

After Leonardo Campana missed a last second chance to win the game in regulation for Miami, the game went to a shoot-out which ended in a duel between the two keepers and Elliot Panicco's shot being saved by Miami's Drake Callender.