‘Vancouver Whitecaps play better than Lionel Messi’ – Vanni Sartini’s warning to new Inter Miami signing after winning Canadian Championship

Vanni Sartini has issued a warning to Lionel Messi, stating that the Canadian champions Vancouver Whitecaps “outperform” him.Information Guide Nigeria

Messi has revealed his plans to join the MLS and sign with Inter Miami, fulfilling the long-awaited move that fans have been eagerly anticipating. The impact of the decision was immense as Caps coach Sartini immediately discussed the arrival of the Argentine on the other side of the Atlantic right after their victorious win in the Canadian Championship.

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The Italian displayed his customary sharpness as he issued a cautionary message to the reigning 2022 World Cup champions regarding the formidable challenge that Vancouver can present.

“I’m really happy with how we played for 80 minutes. For 80 minutes it was like… Messi’s coming, but the Whitecaps play better than Messi,” he told.JAMB Result

Despite any initial scepticism, Whitecaps CEO Axel Schuster remains confident in the commercial prospects of the deal, as all eyes will now be on the MLS to witness the legendary footballing icon in action.

“I can only be reminded of the time when I was in Europe and Zlatan came over, how much more attraction this league got in Europe because Zlatan was here. And now we get the greatest of all time. I don’t think anybody can really imagine right now what that means for the league,” he said.

“It will have an impact on everyone because everyone will look a little bit more closely at this league. Why is Messi going there? What is behind that? Why you took that over bigger dollars in some other markets? And they will watch the competition, and they will see how teams do … and how he has an impact in this league but also how the guys next to him look like and I think this is what the league needs. We still need more understanding of the world of what the level of our league really is at this point,” he added.NYSC Portal