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Lionel Messi's fastest bodyguard

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During Inter Miami games, Lionel Messi is accompanied by a former US Marine, Yassin Chueko. The bodyguard is an expert in martial arts, boxer and taekwondo athlete. He follows Messi even during the match.

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