Lionel Messi and team asked to stay out of Los Angeles hotel

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It has been reported that Lionel Messi and his teammates from the Miami-based football team have been asked to "stand in solidarity" with striking workers at a hotel in Los Angeles. The workers have requested that the Argentine World Cup-winning skipper and his fellow players refrain from visiting certain establishments within the city. This call for support raises important questions about the role of athletes as social activists and their responsibility towards labor movements. Reuters reports that this summer, hotel workers nationwide, including those at the Fairmont Miramar in Santa Monica, went on strike to demand more pay in the face of rising housing expenses.

The legendary Lionel Messi and Inter Miami are visiting Los Angeles this week for a match against LAFC, we've heard. Lionel Messi and his teammates are asked to show solidarity with us by avoiding the Fairmont Miramar, according to a statement released by Unite Here Local 11, a union representing workers employed in hotels and restaurants across Southern California and Arizona.

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It is crucial to acknowledge the power and influence that high-profile athletes like Messi hold. Their actions, both on and off the field, can have a significant impact on public opinion and social change. By standing in solidarity with striking workers, Messi and his teammates can bring attention to labor issues and help amplify the voices of those fighting for fair treatment. However, Inter Miami has not yet reacted to the request. A spokeswoman for the union asserted that the team has not responded to their inquirie

The craze and hype surrounding Inter Miami’s match against Los Angeles FC have reached a whole new level. Football fans in Los Angeles have been desperate to catch a glimpse of Lionel Messi’s magical display in the MLS this weekend.

It is claimed that ticket prices for MLS fixtures between Inter Miami and Los Angeles FC have emerged as the most expensive ones in the history of the American domestic football league.The highest ticket price is estimated to be as high as $2010. Before Messi’s arrival to Inter Miami, the average ticket price of an MLS game used to cost $110.