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🚨 Confirmed Inter Miami: Suárez, Messi and Busquets start against Columbus

🚨 Confirmed Inter Miami: Suárez, Messi and Busquets start against Columbus

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The Inter Miami CF hosts the Columbus Crew at Chase Stadium, for Matchday 17 of Major League Soccer, in what will be their last match before facing their activity in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.
The herons broke their winless streak last matchday when they defeated Montréal 4-2 at home; the reality is that they are not favorites against Columbus Crew, who are in fourth place in the standings with 29 points, above Miami's 26 points, who are in sixth place.
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Also, coach Javier Mascherano has several absences for this match.
This is how Inter Miami lines up against Columbus
Javier Mascherano has absences in the defensive area due to multiple injuries: Jordi Alba will be out of action for at least two weeks, also, Gonzalo Luján and Tomás Avilés will not be available, it is also possible that Bright, Rodríguez and Morales, will not be available due to their absence in the last training session.
Inter Miami goes out with Óscar Ustari in goal; Chelo Weigandt, Maxi Falcón, David Martínez, Noah Allen; Benjamin Cremaschi, Sergio Busquets, Telasco Segovia; Tadeo Allende, Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez.
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