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Following LeBron James’ $13,400,000 Example, Lionel Messi Splurges $10,750,000 on a Miami Mansion Equipped with Two Docks

Utathya Ghosh
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Following LeBron James' $13,400,000 Example, Lionel Messi Splurges $10,750,000 on a Miami Mansion Equipped with Two Docks

Lionel Messi has recently acquired a luxurious mansion in Miami, valued at a hefty $10,750,000, as per Joe Pompliano. It comes complete with the rare feature of two private docks, adding an extra touch of exclusivity to the property. This acquisition draws parallels to LeBron James’ own Miami realty decision, when the basketball icon purchased a mansion for his family, priced at $13,400,000.

Adding a layer of star power to Major League Soccer, LeBron James made a notable appearance to witness Lionel Messi’s debut for Inter Miami. 

Lionel Messi vs. LeBron James’ Mansions

Situated just 15 minutes away from the Inter Miami stadium, Messi’s mansion boasts a myriad of opulent features.

Lavish rooms, state-of-the-art amenities, and an architectural design that exudes elegance set this property apart. Its dual docks offer a unique and coveted waterfront experience.

In comparison, LeBron James’ previous Miami mansion, though valued higher at $13,400,000, was equally luxurious. This estate boasts an impressive number of rooms, extensive square footage, and a range of unique facilities. 

It’s worth noting that LeBron eventually parted ways with his Miami residence, a move that contrasts with Messi’s apparent intent to establish deeper roots in one of his favored vacation spots.

Messi out-earned LeBron in 2022

LeBron James found himself earning $10,500,000 less than Inter Miami’s marquee player in the year 2022. Messi made $130,000,000 through endorsements and his on-field salary. On the flipside, LeBron made $119,500,000 in the same time period. 

The disparity comes despite the fact that LeBron James earned a whopping $227 per minute in 2022. This comes by dividing his 2022 earnings ($119,500,000) by the total number of minutes in a year (525,600). Applying the same logic to Messi’s earnings, his $130 million per year comes out to a staggering $247.36 per minute.

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Utathya Ghosh

Utathya Ghosh

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I'm Utathya, the resident basketball wordsmith and editor extraordinaire at The SportsRush's NBA section. When it comes to writing about the NBA, I've got the authority of a referee with a whistle and the flair of a player with a killer crossover. My love affair with the NBA has been going strong for a solid 8+ years, and trust me, it's been a wild ride. From buzzer-beating shots to mind-boggling dunks, I've witnessed it all. And through it all, one player has captured my heart and handles like no other: Kyrie Irving. That man's got moves that make me question the laws of physics. But enough about my favorite player. Let's talk about my natural talent for writing. They say the pen is mightier than the sword, but when it comes to basketball, my words are like three-point bombs that leave you in awe. I've got a knack for capturing the intensity of the game, the drama of the locker room, and the passion of the fans, all while keeping it entertaining and relatable. So, whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting your feet wet in the world of basketball, join me on this court of words as we dive into the thrilling world of the NBA. From epic comebacks to mind-blowing trades, I've got the inside scoop and the witty commentary to keep you hooked. Get ready for a slam dunk of articles that'll have you shouting "swish" with every read!

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