Hoyos on training Messi: 'There isn't a day that doesn't move me'
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Inter Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos expressed daily gratitude for training Lionel Messi, calling it an "emotion."
- The team is preparing for the Florida derby against Orlando City, seeking their first win at their new stadium.
- Hoyos has a record of two wins and one draw in his three matches since taking over from Javier Mascherano.
In the vibrant world of American soccer, the presence of Lionel Messi continues to be a source of immense pride and excitement, a sentiment keenly felt here at ABC Color. Coach Guillermo Hoyos's candid admission that training the legendary Argentine is an "emotion" that never fades perfectly captures the unique atmosphere surrounding Inter Miami. It's not just about wins and losses; it's about being part of a historic moment in the sport, a sentiment that resonates deeply with fans across Latin America.
The upcoming Florida derby against Orlando City is more than just a league match; it's a test of Inter Miami's mettle under Hoyos's guidance. While the team currently sits second in the Eastern Conference, the gap between them and the league leaders, Orlando City, is significant. The pressure to secure a victory at their new home, the Nu Stadium, is palpable. For us, this match represents a crucial opportunity for the team to solidify its position and demonstrate the progress made since Hoyos took the helm.
It is emotion. There isn't a day that doesn't move me.
Hoyos's arrival, following Javier Mascherano's departure, marks a new chapter for the club. His immediate success, with two wins and a draw, speaks volumes about his ability to manage a team filled with global superstars. However, the ultimate goal remains the MLS Cup, and every match, especially a derby, is a step towards that objective. The narrative here isn't just about individual brilliance; it's about building a cohesive unit capable of achieving greatness, a story we at ABC Color are eager to follow.
We have the illusion, the hope, and the faith to be able to have a great game.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.