This means the 35-year-old Spaniard will reunite with Lionel Messi, whose move to Miami has been known for some time. Both were unveiled in Miami on Sunday and it was revealed Messi had signed a two-season deal with former England star David Beckham’s club. According to the AP news agency, the seven-time world footballer earns between $50 million and $60 million a year in Miami.
The two footballers played together at Barcelona from 2008 to 2021. During this time, the Catalans have won the Spanish Championship eight times and the Champions League three times. The first appearance of Messi and Busquets in the new kit is scheduled for July 21, when Miami opens the League Cup against the Mexican club Cruz Azul.
Source: FM 1 Today
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