Lionel Messi shows off his new Christmas makeover. The reason why Messi didn’t attend Antonela sister’s wedding.
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Lionel Messi surprised fans during his Christmas vacation in Rosario by unveiling a new haircut. Lionel Messi shows Christmas makeover
Known for setting trends with his various changes in appearance, Messi’s stylist, Dany Ale, shared an image of the football star’s fresh look on Instagram.
Messi expressed his gratitude for the new haircut, thanking his stylist. Despite this change in appearance, Messi did not showcase his new cut at the wedding of Carla Rocuzzo, the sister of his wife, Antonela.
The reason why he didn’t attend Antonela sister’s wedding
The wedding details were kept private, but the significant security operation around the church in Rosario attracted the attention of locals, who speculated about the potential presence of Messi.
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However, Messi’s absence from the ceremony was attributed to security concerns, considering the growing crowd and excitement among the neighbours and the world champion opted to avoid the public gathering for safety reasons.
Inter Miami’s Asia tour
Following this, Messi embarks on a tour of Asia, encountering some emotional reunions and challenging matchups. On January 29, he face Al Hilal in Riyadh, reuniting with his close friend Neymar.
A subsequent meeting on February 1 sees Messi locking horns with Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr, potentially marking the last showdown between the two football icons.
Amidst these international engagements, Messi‘s heartwarming return to the DRV-PNK Stadium on February 15 is a standout moment. Inter Miami square off against Newell’s Old Boys, the club of Messi‘s youth, in a match that resonates globally.
The action-packed schedule continues with the beginning of the official MLS season on February 21, where Inter Miami face Real Salt Lake at DRV-PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. The team later take on Los Angeles Galaxy on February 25 and Orlando City SC on March 2.
However, the spotlight intensifies with the kick-off of the Concacaf Champions Cup, where Inter Miami, having secured entry into the round of 16, face either Nashville SC or Moca from the Dominican Republic. The first leg is scheduled for March 4 and the crucial second leg is set for March 13.