Lionel Messi was let go! After admitting to having a hamstring problem, Argentina will rest the Inter Miami hero.

Lionel Messi, the hero of Inter Miami, is expected to be rested against Peru in the Copa America after he complained of “discomfort” in his hamstring.

Messi needed medical attention on the sidelines during the match against Chile because of a hamstring strain he sustained during a tackle by Gabriel Suazo. Messi said during the match that he wasn’t playing at his best and that it had an impact on his performance.

ESPN reports that Lionel Scaloni will rest Messi for the upcoming game against Peru. The forward will go through additional testing to ascertain the degree of the damage, which will provide precise information about how serious it is.

Messi stated the following in a mixed-zone interview following the game: “I started the game feeling a little uncomfortable in my right hamstring. It was close. Not as loose as it ought to have been. However, I managed to complete the game.

We’ll observe the outcome. My adductor got really hard on the first play. Although I didn’t feel ripped or punctured, it was tough for me to move freely.”

Scaloni has declared that he will alter the starting lineup for the match against Peru in multiple ways due to Messi’s ailment. With words like

“We are satisfied, and we can enjoy the days, and give the youngest ones minutes,” he intends to provide the younger players with an opportunity to gain experience on the field.

It seems reasonable to me to let the players who were not given minutes to enter the field.”

It is anticipated that a number of players who have not yet participated in the competition will play against Peru.

Candidates to play include Guido Rodríguez, Valentin Carboni, Alejandro Garnacho, and Exequiel Palacios, who were involved in the pre-Copa America friendlies against Ecuador and Guatemala.

It is anticipated that Garnacho in particular would be one of the most important players to monitor in the forthcoming game.

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