Lionel Messi ordered at a historic Argentine pizzeria that has a branch in Miami and was surprised with the taste

After the matches with the light blue and white shirt in the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, Lionel Messi returned to the United States and, contrary to what was believed, he did not return to the ranks of Inter Miami, but rather stayed at home while the team traveled to face Atlanta United. In the midst of rumors due to his state of healthfar from making clarifications, showed on his social networks that on his days off he has a great time and indulges in small pleasures, such as asking himself a pizza with an Argentine seal.

The Argentine national team’s match against Bolivia generated various rumors that the Rosario player could have an injury, since he did not play. Speculation increased when it became known that He was not called by Gerardo Martino to defend the Inter Miami shirt ante Atlanta United.

Far from making any clarification in this regard, ‘La Pulga’ shared content on his Instagram account and was more than happy to get in Miami one of the classic pizzas of Buenos Aires: Banchero.

In a short video in which he opened the box, he revealed that his favorite is the Neapolitan pizza. She then thanked the Miami-based restaurant.

Banchero is one of the traditional pizzerias in Argentina. In 1932, Juan Banchero opened his first store, after working with his father in his bakery that he opened in La Boca, after his arrival from Italy in search of new opportunities. Since then, the family has been dedicated to bringing this delicacy to the Argentine table.

The business spread, crossed borders and Today it is based in Miamiprecisely where Messi and his family settled in this new stage in the player’s life at his new club.

On July 21, Lionel Messi played his first game with the shirt del Inter Miami and since then he has been more than happy to have left France behind, where he spent the time he played for Paris Saint-Germain. Walks, going to events and meetings with friends began to be part of the agenda of the Argentine and his family in the United States.

Their arrival in Miami meant that during this time the family settled in and chose where they were going to live. That search came to an end in recent weeks, when they acquired an imposing property in the prestigious neighborhood Bay Colony de Fort Lauderdale.

Leo and his wife Antonela Roccuzzo bought a mansion of 974 square meters coveredvalued at US$10.7 million, which has 24-hour private security.

Built in 1988, the property was completely modernized and has nine bathrooms, eight suites, one Italian cuisinea fitness room, spaan entertainment room, an office executive, a lobby, a large garden with a pool and two springs with access to the sea.

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