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Casemiro keen to team with Messi at Miami
Casemiro said he joined Miami to help Lionel Messi and the club, while MLS reviews whether the signing followed discovery-rights rules.
- On Thursday, Inter Miami officially presented Brazilian midfielder Casemiro at Nu Stadium. The former Real Madrid player joined the club as a free agent to play alongside captain Lionel Messi.
- For years, Casemiro and Messi were fierce adversaries in Spanish league clasicos, representing Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively. The pair now unite in Major League Soccer after countless head-to-head battles.
- Calling Messi "unstoppable," Casemiro noted the Argentine star's hunger to win remains impressive despite their many past battles. He also described Messi as a "god of football."
- Major League Soccer is investigating possible "tampering" regarding "discovery rights" for the signing. Inter Miami co-owner Jorge Mas denied impropriety, stating the club "abided by those rules to the letter of the law."
- Following a four-year stint at Manchester United, Casemiro made his debut on Saturday in a 1-0 win against Montreal. The 37-year-old midfielder is integrating into the squad ahead of upcoming matches.
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The Brazilian expressed his great admiration for Argentine crack at his first press conference in the Garzas
·Vicente López, Argentina
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Miami (USA), 30 Jul (EFE).- Casemiro assured this Thursday that he always wanted to play in the same team as Lionel Messi, especially after suffering him for years as a rival in Real Madrid and in the Brazilian team, and stressed that he wants to help the Argentine continue raising titles with Inter Miami.
Inter Miami's new signing Casemiro says he still has winning drive
July 30 - Inter Miami's new Brazilian midfielder Casemiro said at his unveiling on Thursday that he still had the drive to be a winner after his move to the Major League Soccer club as a free agent. Read more at straitstimes.com.
·Singapore, Singapore
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