Messi's teammate mocks PSG and claims Inter Miami could compete in the Premier League

The Argentine midfielder's statements have shaken the world of football, generating a debate about the real level of MLS and its competitiveness compared to European leagues.

"Inter Miami in the Europa League and PSG Runners-Up in MLS"

Federico Redondo, Lionel Messi's teammate at Inter Miami, didn't hold back in a recent interview with Goal. The young Argentine midfielder surprised everyone by stating that Inter Miami, if they played in the Premier League, would qualify for the Europa League. But that wasn't all, Redondo went further by assuring that Paris Saint-Germain, with their constellation of stars, would finish second in MLS, below Inter Miami!

These statements, as expected, have generated a wave of reactions in the world of football. Some have called Redondo "arrogant" and "out of place", while others defend his right to express his opinion and trust that his words are a reflection of the confidence he has in his team.

Is Redondo Right?

The million-dollar question is whether Redondo's claims have any basis. Is Inter Miami really a team capable of competing in the Premier League and beating PSG in MLS?

As for the Premier League, it is difficult to imagine Inter Miami rubbing shoulders with the greats of English football. Although the team has renowned players such as Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Sergio Busquets, the Premier League is a league of very high level, with very competitive teams and a demanding pace of play.

As for PSG, the situation is even more complicated. The Parisian team is one of the most powerful in the world, with a squad full of stars and an unlimited budget. It is difficult to imagine that an MLS team, however good it may be, can beat PSG in a competition.

What is Behind Redondo's Statements?

Beyond the controversy, Redondo's statements can be interpreted as a sign of the growing confidence that exists in MLS. The American league has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, attracting top-level players and improving its infrastructure and organization.

It is possible that Redondo, like many other MLS players, believes that the league is on its way to reaching the level of the major European leagues. And although his statements may seem exaggerated, there is no doubt that MLS is constantly evolving and that in the future it could spring a surprise.

The Controversy is Served

Federico Redondo's statements have ignited the debate about the level of MLS and its competitiveness. Although it is difficult to predict the future, there is no doubt that the controversy is served and that the Argentine midfielder's words will give a lot to talk about in the coming months.

Meanwhile, Redondo and his Inter Miami teammates are preparing to face the challenges of the season. Will they manage to demonstrate on the field that their teammate's words have a basis? Only time will tell.