Lionel Messi has risen to unprecedented heights of fame in American football after joining Inter Miami. El Pulga takes pleasure in the crowd’s energy, but he also has reason to be concerned should any radical or violent elements emerge.

As a result, Inter Miami should seriously consider taking precautions to safeguard their top player. Moreover, in a complicated country like the United States, it is crucial to guarantee Lionel Messi’s safety.As a result, Inter Miami has employed a personal bodyguard to accompany Lionel Messi wherever he goes, including during pregame warmups. According to La Nacion, this security guard is ex-Navy SEAL Yassine Cheuko.

“De Paul’s brother” is how Yassine Cheuko’s ardent following refers to him. This hilarious moniker refers to the fact that Rogrido De Paul, a midfielder for the Argentine national team, is tasked with guarding Lionel Messi at all times.

From the sidelines to the tunnel to outside the locker room, Cheuko is never far behind Lionel Messi.Along with the addition of Cheuko, Inter Miami has beefed up security at the club’s facilities. They bolstered the security at DRV PNK Stadium in preparation for and during games and training. These workers never leave the team’s headquarters, and they are especially visible on game days.

An excited fan attempted to approach Messi after Inter Miami’s 4-0 victory over Atlanta United, but he was quickly rebuffed by security.

To prevent snooping eyes and prevent spectators from going over the fence, Inter Miami installed robust fencing around the team’s stadium and practice facilities.

When Inter Miami is a visiting team, it’s a good idea for the home team to beef up security as well. When Lionel Messi and his colleagues came to play for the New York Red Bulls, the club’s security was stepped up as a result.

The New York Red Bulls have disclosed a 25% increase in security costs and a 50% increase in total security personnel for the whole game.