Inter Miami, led by football champion Lionel Messi, will visit Hong Kong in February to play a match against Hong Kong on February 4, which will be one of Hong Kong's highest-looking sporting events this year. The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Kevin Yeung, said that many members of the public have responded enthusiastically to the international visit to Hong Kong, and due to the limited number of seats, some fans have not been able to purchase tickets**, so they have negotiated with the organisers to allow the public to broadcast the event live on free TV** on the day of the game.
Open Training 150,000 tickets will be distributed to students and grassroots
Mr Yeung said that he would work with the organisers to provide 15,00 free tickets for the public training session on 3 February for Hong Kong students, youth, young athletes, athletes with disabilities and underprivileged families. In addition, the organiser will also organise two special sessions for some players from the Hong Kong team and Inter Miami to exchange and interact with the cadets of the Hong Kong Youth Football Team. Through these activities, we hope to inspire the players and encourage young athletes in Hong Kong to pursue their football dreams. FootballThe above content is owned by Sing Tao News Corporation and may not be quoted without permission.