International Soccer Superstar Lionel Messi Is Coming To New Jersey

Check it out Rat Rock Nation! If you are big into the soccer scene this should be something right on your radar. It looks like Messi mania is coming to our Garden State of New Jersey, Lionel Messi will be in Harrison NJ on Saturday with his team Inter Miami as they take on the Red Bulls.

Lionel Messi is one of the greatest to ever play the game and brings in huge crowds when he shows up to play, so we are guessing this turnout will be huge.

If your looking to go and attend to catch eyes on this guy it will hit the wallets pretty hard though. Tickets are being sold on StubHub, for $500 big ones, and the most expensive tickets are going for $20,000!

For that much money, you should be able to bring Lionel Messi home with you to help you do some chores around the house. Get more information and other details by clicking right HERE.

Lionel Messi is like a God to the soccer world and has accomplished so much being a professional footballer, this guy has set so many records so it will be very interesting to see what he will bring to New Jersey when he visits here this Saturday the 26th.

I myself will not be there even though it does sound like a boatload of fun, and yes I can't afford it but I'm also hosting "The Saturday Night House Party" right here on The Rat.

If you do go, please feel free to share not only your experience but also let us check out the photos of the game and let us see a couple of pictures of one of the greatest players of all time.

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It was officially announced that the FIFA World Cup will be hosted by MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey in 2026. 

The United States last hosted the men's FIFA World Cup in 1994 with seven games played at the former stadium in the Meadowlands including a quarterfinal and semifinal match. 

“On behalf of the New York Football Giants and New York Jets, we are honored to be selected as an official venue for the 2026 FIFA World Cup,” said Ron VanDeVeen, president and CEO, MetLife Stadium in a press release. “We look forward to hosting the world’s largest sporting event and welcoming the teams and their fans from around the globe to MetLife Stadium.”

In addition to matches played at MetLife Stadium, the proposed training facilities are at Rutgers University, The Pingry School, Kean University, Red Bull Football Club Training Facility, and the New York City Football Club Training Facility.

Scroll below to see just a few of the reactions on Twitter for #NYNJ2026: