Tonight, for the first time in Inter Miami’s short history, they will face a roaring giant like Barcelona, a Catalan side that had a tough last season with Lionel Messi leaving for PSG, but hopefully this year will be different. They look inspired after hometown favorite Xavi Hernandez took over and is trying to return the club to its last glory days.
The DRV PNK Stadium will play host to the five-time Champions League winners as they play their second pre-season game following a 1-1 draw with Spanish second division side Olot on July 13.
Robert Lewandowski is finally a “Blaugranas”
The Polish forward was seen wearing a Barcelona shirt and all smiles these days after his signing was made official, mentioning that he wants to take on new challenges and praising his good communication and relationship-building with Xavi.
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Phil Neville’s side are looking to continue their winning streak
Inter Miami, on the other hand, is trying to make a bid for the MLS playoffs after beating Charlotte last weekend.
David Beckham’s side are currently in 9th place, just two points behind Cincinnati, who have the last place to fight for the title.
“My team and I think this is the biggest game in the club’s history,” manager Phil Neville told reporters this week.
Neville would go on to say that this is the first time since the club was founded in 2018 that they will have a sold out match.
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