Inter Miami now has more Instagram followers than EVERY NFL, MLB team

Lionel Messi has , but the club’s Instagram account is already reaping the benefits of the star’s commitment to play in South .In the 24 hours since Messi announced his intentions to join the MLS club, Miami gained more than five million followers — going from roughly one million to 6.1million and literasi kampus counting at the time of publishing.Amazingly, that’s more than the following of every NFL, MLB, NHL and MLS club on Instagram according to Front Office Sports, with some massive franchises now trailing Inter Miami.
The have 4.9million, the have 4.5million and the iconic New York Yankees are further down the list at 3.2 million.The ticket market to watch Messi play in the US, with prices to watch him play the New York Red Bulls in August rising by 1400%. Lionel Messi is now expected to join Inter Miami this summer in a blockbuster MLS move Miami now has a staggering 6.1million Instagram followers following the star’s commitmentTickets now cost around $300 per seat for the event.Prior to the announcement of Messi’s move, tickets for the match were on sale starting at $25.The prices for tickets to other, if not most of Inter Miami’s MLS matches have also gone through the roof, regardless of The Herons sitting in last place in the Eastern Conference standingsTickets to attend Inter Miami’s away game at LAFC — one of MLS’ best-selling club’s — in September start at $383. Tickets to possibly watch Messi play the New York Red Bulls in August are on sale for $269Tickets for The Herons’ game at Orlando City SC are also on sale starting at $206, while tickets for a home game against New York City FC are being sold for at least $195.Seat Geek also shows tickets for Miami’s away game at Chicago Fire going on sale for a minimum of $235.The demand to see Messi in Miami looks as though it will far outpace the team’s current home.With just an 18,000-person capacity at DRV PNK Stadium, perhaps Miami will consider moving to Hard Rock Stadium, the 65,000-person home of the NFL’s Dolphins.