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FootballLionel Messi's Eldest Son Wins First Trophy and Levels up With Ronaldo's Son
- Lionel Messi's eldest son wins silverware with Inter Miami U12
- Thiago Messi helped Inter Miami's youth side to a trophy
- It is the youngster's first title since he moved to the States
It appears that we're on the cusp of a new era.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have both enjoyed illustrious careers, arguably making them the greatest players the sport has ever seen.
However, as both legends approach the twilight of their careers, it's time for the torch to be passed on.
While discovering a worthy successor may take time, the solution might be closer than expected.
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Thiago Messi wins maiden silverware
Messi's eldest son, Thiago Messi, seems to be following in his father's footsteps, recently celebrating his first trophy win with Inter Miami's U12 team.
In a video shared on social media, the youngster was spotted jubilantly celebrating with his teammates as they secured the U12 league title, marking a significant milestone in his young career.
Prior to joining Inter Miami, Thiago had been seen training with PSG's U12 squad before his father's transfer to the United States.
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Thiago's triumph comes just weeks after Cristiano Jr.’s first title in Saudi Arabia alongside Al Nassr’s junior side.
While Thiago may be starting his journey, Cristiano Jr. has caught the attention of some of the top clubs in the world, playing for the likes of Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Juventus’ junior squads.
Though it might be premature to assess the duo, fans hold high hopes for them, given the legacy of their fathers.
However, their recent championship victories serve as undeniable proof of their abilities, and with two of the finest mentors guiding them through their journey, Thiago and Cristiano Jr. have limitless potential ahead of them.
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Sports Brief also reported on Messi apologising to Chinese fans after his no-show in Hong Kong.
The Argentine star failed to play in Inter Miami's exhibition match against a select Hong Kong XI.
Fans demanded a refund from organisers after Messi didn't see a minute of action due to injury.