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BARRIO – Lionel Messi will be in town on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024.
In the team’s official 2024 MLS regular-season schedule released on Wednesday, Toronto FC will host Inter Miami in its regular-season finale.
It will be Messi’s first visit to BMO Field with Inter Miami. The Argentine superstar joined the club late last season.
According to a news release, the TFC will open their 18th MLS campaign with back-to-back away games. They will face FC Cincinnati on Sun. Feb. 25 at TQL Stadium before heading to New England to face the Revolution at Gillette Stadium on Sun. March 3.
Toronto FC’s home opener will take place on Sat. March 9 at 2 p.m. when the Reds host Charlotte FC at BMO Field.
Toronto FC will play 25 regular-season matches on Saturdays, seven on Wednesdays and two on Sundays while their home schedule features 13 games on Saturdays and four on Wednesdays.
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