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Inter Miami Coach Calls Messi 'Picasso of Football' After Dominant Performance
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Inter Miami Coach Calls Messi 'Picasso of Football' After Dominant Performance

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Lionel Messi delivered a stellar performance in Inter Miami's 4-2 victory over San Luis in the Leagues Cup, scoring two goals and providing an assist.
  • Inter Miami coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto praised Messi's artistry, comparing him to painter Pablo Picasso.
  • Messi has now scored 14 goals in the tournament, solidifying his impact on the team's success.

Lionel Messi once again proved to be the decisive force for Inter Miami, leading his team to a commanding 4-2 victory against San Luis in the Leagues Cup. The Argentine superstar showcased his brilliance by netting two goals and contributing an assist, marking an impressive return after his World Cup commitments.

Messi's performance has elevated his tally to 14 goals in the tournament, underscoring his immediate and significant impact on Inter Miami's campaign. His ability to consistently deliver game-changing moments has become a hallmark of his presence in Major League Soccer.

There are no words to describe him. If we were talking about painting, then he would be Picasso.

— Guillermo Barros SchelottoInter Miami coach, comparing Lionel Messi's artistry to that of the painter Pablo Picasso after Messi's performance against San Luis.

Inter Miami's coach, Guillermo Barros Schelotto, expressed profound admiration for Messi's display, drawing parallels between the footballer's genius and that of the renowned painter Pablo Picasso. Schelotto described Messi's first goal as a "work of art," highlighting the extraordinary skill and creativity involved.

"There are no words to describe him. If we were talking about painting, then he would be Picasso," Schelotto stated, emphasizing Messi's unique talent. The coach also acknowledged the contribution of Noah Allen, who provided three assists from the left flank, praising his dynamic movement on the field.

The first goal was a work of art.

— Guillermo Barros SchelottoInter Miami coach, describing Lionel Messi's first goal in the match.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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