Inter Miami Visits White House, Messi May Join

0:00On this March 5th in Birmingham, here's what is making headlines. Enter Miami, the major league soccer champions from 2025, heads to the White House today for 4 p.m. visit with President Donald Trump. The trip honors their title win after beating the Vancouver White Caps 3-1 back in December and soccer star Lionel Messi might join co-owner David Beckham at the event. This March's Messi's first time at the White House, even though he received the presidential medal of freedom from former President Joe Biden last January, but skipped it over a scheduling issue. The team flew into Washington this morning and has a match against DC United set for Saturday in Baltimore. Trump has shown growing interest in soccer with the 2026 FIFA World Cup coming to the United States Canada and Mexico and FIFA. President Gianni and Fontino has visited the White House several times lately, even giving Trump the FIFA Peace Prize last December. Take thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more.

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