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Lionel Messi Shares Thoughts on Sergio Busquets’ Retirement from Professional Soccer at Inter Miami

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Sergio Busquets, who joined Inter Miami as an experienced player, quickly became a central figure for the team. Despite efforts to bring in younger talent like Federico Redondo, 22, he hasn’t overshadowed the Spaniard’s strong performances. Following the announcement of Busquets’ upcoming retirement at the end of the season, Lionel Messi shared an emotional response.

Sergio Busquets revealed his retirement plans via a video on his official Instagram, expressing gratitude with a heartfelt message: “A heartfelt thank you to everyone, and to soccer, for everything. You will always be a part of this beautiful story.”

After this announcement, many praised Busquets’ distinguished career. One of the standout responses came from Messi: Together almost from start to finish… It’s been a privilege to enjoy your soccer, Busi. And we still have a little bit more to go!”

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Since their days at Barcelona, Messi and Busquets have shared a significant journey, apart from Messi’s brief period at PSG. They have played together in 639 games, the most for Busquets with any teammate. Their partnership has also resulted in 33 joint goal contributions, another record for Busquets. Both players are set to continue until December 2025, offering them more opportunities to build on their legacy.

Lionel Messi #10 and Sergio Busquets #5 of Inter Miami CF walking off the field.

Sergio Busquets plans to stay involved in soccer after retirement

Busquets, whose contract runs until December 2025, is already thinking about his future after retirement. Recognized for his significant influence on the game, he aims to remain connected to soccer. He intends to take on a specific coaching role following his playing career.

In a 2023 interview with Agencia EFE, he shared his goal of becoming a soccer coach: “Playing in a position that requires some knowledge of how to manage the team has influenced me and made me interested in becoming a coach. I’m going to get my coaching license when I leave soccer, and I believe I have what it takes.”

His aspirations were supported by experienced mentors along the way, including Pep Guardiola, who predicted Busquets would excel as a manager. Guardiola stated, “He reads absolutely what happens. He anticipates and reads situations quickly… He will become an exceptional manager.”


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