updated February 1, 2024 9.27pm
There was no comparison between Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi. Yet another match between the two champions in the friendly match between Al Nassr and Inter Miami did not take place. Bad news for all the fans and enthusiasts on an evening in which a surprise protagonist took center stage: the defender Aymeric Laporte author of an incredible goal. The final result 6-0 for the American team.
The former Spanish center back of Manchester City and Athletic Bilbao tried to catch the joker on an evening in which all the cameras should have been for CR7 and the Flea. The former, however, remained out due to a physical problem, while the latter was preserved by his coach, remaining on the bench. Both were able to admire Laporte’s feat.
After a shocking start, the US team found themselves two goals down in 10′ thanks to the goals of Otavio and Balisca. After another two minutes, the trio arrived with Laporte’s magic from a literally sidereal distance. The defender, after a free kick in favor of Al Nassr, decided to even attempt a shot on goal from before midfield.
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Having noticed the distraction of the opposing team and first of all the goalkeeper of the stars and stripes team, Laporte placed a perfect shot at Maradona which went behind the Inter Miami goalkeeper. A true ballistic feat that left everyone speechless. The yellow and blue player was celebrated by all his teammates and seemed almost incredulous at what he had done.
The cameras mercilessly framed Leo Messi on the bench with his teammates. The Argentine, someone who knows a thing or two about prowess, He didn’t bat an eyelid and remained looking upwards, looking first at Laporte’s mark and then at the replay of the play. The world champion was petrified as he was unable to prevent his team from collapsing in the first half. The coach only gave him a few minutes at the end, but by then the match was already compromised: 6-0 and everyone at home.