Jorge Mas, the owner of Inter Miami, expressed his intention to extend Lionel Messi's contract beyond its current end in 2025. He hopes Messi will still be the team's number 10 during the inauguration of their new stadium in 2026. The current contract does not include an option for extension beyond 2025, making the upcoming season potentially Messi's last under the existing agreement.

Lionel Messi, who is currently playing for Inter Miami with a contract that runs until 2025, is engaged in discussions regarding a potential contract extension. Jorge Mas, the co-owner of Inter Miami, expressed his confidence in Messi's continued participation with the club and his role in inaugurating their new stadium in 2026. Mas indicated that he plans to meet with Messi at the end of the season to talk about his future. Messi has delivered an impressive performance with 20 goals and 16 assists in the regular MLS season, and as long as his health remains stable, the club remains optimistic about retaining him. This information was reported by TalkSport.

Lionel Messi, aged 37, holds a contract with Inter Miami that lasts until December 2025, but there is ongoing speculation regarding his future beyond that period. Reports from 'TyCSports' suggest that Inter Miami plans to propose a one-year contract extension to Messi, with negotiations anticipated to commence soon. It is reported that Messi feels content in the city with his family, which might influence his decision to remain. Furthermore, the appointment of Javier Mascherano as coach could also be a factor in Messi's consideration to stay for an additional year. Nonetheless, it is noted that Messi has shared his feelings of missing Barcelona.

Lionel Messi's contract with Inter Miami is set to run until the end of 2025. However, there are ongoing discussions to extend his contract until after the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States. The Argentine journalist Gaston Edul reports that while nothing has been finalized, there is a strong inclination towards reaching an agreement for the extension.