Yassine Cheuko, Messi’s bodyguard, was vetoed from the MLS: he can no longer guard it at Inter Miami games

The Argentine Lionel Messi will not be able to count on his bodyguard, Yassine Cheuko who was vetoed by the MLS and Concacaf to be on the court.

Messi who plays for Inter Miami lost his trusted man who is always attentive to any court invasion In order to avoid an aggression and now every time someone jumps into the field through a photo or an autograph, it will depend on the security of each enclosure in the MLS.

The stadium security staff will have to implement new protocols to be protected to the Argentine player. In an interview with House of Highlights, Cheuko said that the differences between Europe and the MLS are huge.

I was in Europe working seven years for Ligue 1 and the Champions League, and only six people invaded the court. I arrived in the United States and in 20 months of work 16 people have already been put, ”he said.

Cheuko asked the MLS and Concacaf to reconsider its decision. «I love this league and I want to help. I don’t believe myself than anyone, but I bring experience from Europe that could serve, ”he said.

He said he understands the league position, but believes that working together would be better to protect Messi and avoid incidents. His message makes it clear that he does not seek to fight, but to collaborate.

Every time a fan jumps to the grass to approach Messi, he has been there to react quickly and keep everything under control. Without its presence, the responsibility will completely fall on the safety of the stadium and the team.

For a player like Messi, a historical figure of constant sports and white attention, this could mean a greater risk if things are not handled well.