Messi has scored twice in each of Miami's last five MLS games, setting a league record and propelling Mascherano's team up the table

The Inter Miami superstar can extend his record-breaking scoring streak tonight against FC Cincinnati. Why it matters: Messi is laughing at Father Time. Over the weekend, the 38-year-old became the first player in MLS history to score multiple goals in five straight matches,

Argentine midfielder Rodrigo De Paul is set to become the newest addition to Inter Miami, signing a four-year contract and officially reuniting with Lionel Messi. He will join the MLS side immediately and will not take part in Atlético Madrid’s preseason training.