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Cyber & Technology April 15, 2026 570 stories in this edition

Lionel Messi faces fraud lawsuit as Florida promoter alleges huge losses after Argentina star skipped Venezuela exhibition match

Times of India World / India / 1m ago / Sehjal Gupta
Lionel Messi faces fraud lawsuit as Florida promoter alleges huge losses after Argentina star skipped Venezuela exhibition match

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Lionel Messi is facing a lawsuit from Miami company VID over a missed match in 2024. The firm claims it lost over $1 million after Messi did not play against Venezuela despite being fit. The case also involves the Argentine Football Association and follows another recent MLS-related legal settlement involving Messi’s promotional appearances.

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Lionel Messi is facing a lawsuit from Miami company VID over a missed match in 2024. The firm claims it lost over $1 million after Messi did not play against Venezuela despite being fit. The case also involves the Argent...

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