**Things are Heating Up in Spain for Real Madrid**
Florentino Perez and previous presidents of Real Madrid are facing allegations of referee corruption. The club has quickly denied these allegations, but Javier Tebas confirms Florentino Perez’s special status. The head of the Spanish La Liga said, “Florentino is untouchable. Everyone knows it in this country. It’s an objective fact.”
**Inter Miami Charges a High Price for Messi Fans**
The arrival of Lionel Messi at Inter Miami in Major League Soccer (MLS) has changed everything, especially ticket prices, which have skyrocketed. Watching a match at Parc des Princes in Paris has become affordable again. Since the departures of Messi and Neymar, demand has dropped, and resale prices have as well. In Miami, it’s quite the opposite.
World Soccer Talk revealed that Inter Miami had sent an email to each subscriber to announce a significant increase in ticket prices. This increase affects all categories: for the standard seating area of the stadium, the price of the cheapest subscription will rise to €826, an increase of 104% since 2020, the year the club arrived in the MLS. For the most expensive seats in the same area, the subscription will reach €2,600.
Premium sections offer prices at €4,200 for a regular seat (a 100% increase since 2020) and €43,800 for a suite. For the “Suites” category, prices are not even displayed; you must contact Inter Miami.
**Kévin-Prince Boateng’s Amusing Confession About Messi and Ronaldo at Barça**
Kévin-Prince Boateng, who briefly played for FC Barcelona in 2019, had the opportunity to play alongside Lionel Messi. The Ghanaian international recently shared an amusing confession about the rivalry between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo during a podcast hosted by Rio Ferdinand. Boateng admitted to facing a tricky situation when asked who, between Messi and Ronaldo, was the best player in the world. He joked about it:
“When they asked me who the best player in the world was, I always had to say Messi (laughs). It’s one of my biggest lies because I always like to tell the truth, but I had to lie about that one to play at Camp Nou… Messi asked me how difficult it was to score in Italy because Cristiano Ronaldo was there at the time. I told him it was very difficult, and yet Cristiano was scoring every other game for three years!” Boateng also revealed that he was a fan of Real Madrid. “Barça fans will hate me, but I was a Madrid fan. I lied in press conferences when I said I was a Barça fan because it was the only way to play there.”
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