Taylor Twellman

The fact that Inter-Miami's not worth more than

$1.45 billion, Dan, in the blink of an eye that happened.

Everyone, because of Apple TV and the ability to watch this globally, everyone's getting an opportunity to watch Messi in MLS.

And then I think when they open Miami Freedom Park, there's going to be a culmination of 12 hard years of work from the Moss family, the Beckham family.

And I think it's only fitting that Lionel Messi's in that pink jersey that day.

Well, you could have said that before he played for Inter-Miami.

The moment he won the World Cup for Argentina, you could have made the argument, signed, sealed, delivered, it's done.

He doesn't have to do anything.

But that's not who he is.

And he's a very unique individual.

And I've had the...

fortunate pleasure of really following him and seeing him and watching the competitiveness and watching behind the scenes of how every single day he's driving to be he doesn't need to do anything he's accomplished everything in the global game in the in the game here and yet every single time he steps on the field he wants to prove you wrong he wants to prove me wrong he wants to prove himself wrong that father time isn't knocking on the door he's a very unique individual

It's a great question.

It really is.

I think the answer to that is no, because Lionel Messi has said even himself that

that in order to play in this World Cup, he's got to be 100% match fit.

Now, a lot of us would say, well, maybe that is load management.

It's the opposite when you're at his age.

Any single time you can get yourself 65, 75, 90 minutes,

he will do so.