Lionel Messi purchases incredible EGP330 million Florida home after Inter Miami deal

Lionel Messi is purchasing a nearly $10.8 million (more than EGP 330 million) waterfront mansion in Fort Lauderdale، South Florida suburb، with an area of 10،500-square-foot (975-square-meter)، 8 bedrooms، 9 baths، a three-car garage and along with a pool and two docks، a roughly 15-minute drive from the Drive Pink (DRV PNK) Stadium، where Messi’s Inter Miami currently plays، after a blockbuster contract lured the football superstar to join Miami’s soccer team in the US.

Lionel Messi is buying Florida waterfront mansion which was handled by a firm linked to Alfonso Nebot Armisen، who helps manage Messi’s investments، while this property previously sold for $9 million in May 2022.

Lionel Messi joined Miami’s soccer team earlier this year

Lionel Messi joined Miami’s soccer team earlier this year in a watershed deal for US soccer that saw him spurn an offer from Saudi Arabia and wants a house near the Drive Pink (DRV PNK) Stadium، and training facilities in Fort Lauderdale's Bay Colony where his Inter Miami team currently plays.

Lionel Messi، the Argentine superstar has already made his mark by leading Inter Miami team to a victory in the Leagues Cup، bringing in new sponsors and selling out games in minutes.

Lionel Messi owns other homes in the Miami area

Lionel Messi is buying Florida waterfront mansion although he owns other homes in the Miami area، including a $7.3 million full-floor condo and also owns three luxury condos in Sunny Isles Beach.

Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi and his wife، Antonela Roccuzzo، just plunked down $10.8 million for a waterfront Fort Lauderdale، Florida property in an off-market deal، at 91 Compass Lane، in the Bay Colony gated community to add to his real estate portfolio in Florida.

Lionel Messi won the World Cup for his native Argentina in December

Lionel Messi، who is purchasing the Florida waterfront mansion which is also near the Inter Miami soccer stadium، won the World Cup for his native Argentina in December and joined in July Inter Miami team that is owned by David Beckham، Jorge and José Mas، and other investors.

Florida waterfront mansion with a luxe pool was built in 1988، the home sits on 0.44 acres on a cul-de-sac، with 170 feet of waterfront and it was created by designer Lori Morris and featured in Florida Design magazine.

Lionel Messi home opens with a 27-foot-high domed ceiling

The home، which Lionel Messi is purchasing، opens with a 27-foot-high domed ceiling، and also features a chef’s kitchen، a home gym and spa، an entertaining lounge، a home office and a massive 1،600-square-foot main bedroom suit.

With Messi's purchase of the Florida waterfront mansion، his wife، Antonela Roccuzzo، and his three children، Thiago، Mateo، and Ciro can enjoy 170 feet of water frontage with two docks، as well as a waterfront pool، and if anyone wants to work up a sweat، they can use the house's gym/spa room.

A bite to eat can also be made in its Italian kitchen in the house، originally built in 1988 but expanded in 2000، that is just a five-mile drive to Inter Miami's Drive Pink Stadium and is also situated close to the team's training facilities in Fort Lauderdale where Messi and his family moved to the Sunshine State following a free transfer to Inter Miami following a two-season spell at Paris Saint-Germain which has been a huge success.

Lionel Messi has 11 goals for Inter Miami

The 2022 World Cup-winning Argentine captain has 11 goals and five assists in 11 outings for Inter Miami، while also helping the Club to Leagues Cup glory and Inter Miami is also in the US Open Cup Final، which they will contest on Sept. 27 against Houston Dynamo.

The Inter Miami team is also unbeaten with Messi in the team، which has helped Inter Miami climb off the bottom of the Eastern Conference and into playoff contention that Miami sit 14th and six points off DC United in ninth.

The World Cup will also be played in the US، Canada، and Mexico in 2026 and Messi is helping to build the profile of the MLS to keep eyes on the league and country in the build-up to soccer's greatest tournament.