Honestly, I think people are kinda jumping the gun with all these PSG vs Inter Miami prediction takes. Yeah, PSG smashed Inter Miami 4-0 last time, but I don't think it's ever that simple. Sure, PSG has a crazy deep squad and they're the European champs, but I've seen underdogs pull off surprises before. Messi is not just some random player; he's literally one of the greatest, and you can't count out a team with someone like him just because of one bad game.

From what I've watched, Inter Miami really does play with heart, even if they're not stacked with big names like PSG. I remember seeing the highlights—the score was ugly, but Miami fought hard, and their fans kept singing. I love that kind of energy. Plus, football is wild; upsets happen all the time! People made fun of Leicester City before they won the Premier League.

So yeah, maybe PSG should win, but when people make those "it's over before it starts" predictions, it's like they forget why we watch sports in the first place. There's always a chance for the impossible, and that's honestly what makes the game awesome. Don't count out Inter Miami just yet!

This is good and well deserved.

PSG has a far more quality squad compared to Miami's reliance on Messi, De Paul and Alba. Inter Miami can't withstand. Its obvious.

Even after Messi and Neymar left, PSG still have a far deeper roster:

Kylian Mbappé, Ousmane Dembélé, Vitinha, Hakimi, Donnarumma, etc. — all world-class or near it.

They play in a European top 5 league (Ligue 1), facing elite competition weekly, while MLS is still a lower-intensity, developing league.

PSG’s substitutes alone would likely start for most MLS teams.

So, from a pure talent and intensity perspective, PSG are expected to control possession, tempo, and territory.