This article contains adult content that may be inappropriate for minors. Please confirm that you are 18 years or older to continue. This article contains images or details that some readers may find disturbing. Reader discretion is advised. Rodrigo De Paul, midfielder for Inter Miami, made surprising statements in a recent media appearance, comparing the difficulty of winning the MLS to that of Europe's top club competition, the UEFA Champions League. After winning the Major League Soccer Cup in 2025 with the Florida team, the world champion with Argentina in 2022 did not hold back in his words regarding European football, making a comparison that generated considerable controversy. "I think it's harder to win the MLS than the Champions," declared the 31-year-old athlete, who won the North American league on his first attempt, in comments quoted by Marca México. De Paul, who never won the Champions during his time in Europe, permanently transferred to Inter Miami after a loan spell from Atlético Madrid, between July and December 2025. The deal, valued at 15 million euros, binds the player to the North American club until December 2029.
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