MLS Commissioner Don Garber admits they're yet complete the signing of Leo Messi.

The Barcelona great has committed to Inter Miami after leaving PSG at the end of last season.

Garber, however, says nothing is yet sealed - though insists everything is on track.

We continue to work to finalize all aspects of our deal and hope to make some announcements about Messi very soon," Garber explained to Sky Sports.

I couldn't be more excited that the greatest player to ever play the game has chosen Major League Soccer as his next destination."

He also said: I think Messi's arrival is a great testament to where MLS stands on the world soccer landscape. It is also a great achievement for Inter Miami, their ambition and what they are trying to do to build and grow the sport in the South Florida part. Messi is very supportive and it will be a great moment for football in the United States."

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Watch: Dodgers' Mookie Betts leaves game after taking 98 mph pitch to hand
Former top-five pick could follow the Dante Exum blueprint for NBA return
Sky forward Angel Reese rips officials following loss to Fever
Watch: Reds' Elly De La Cruz scores from second base on pickoff attempt
Dodgers' Dave Roberts confirms Yoshinobu Yamamoto is going on 15-day IL
Watch: Fighter jet flyover briefly interrupts Orioles at-bat
Rangers designate right-hander for assignment
Watch: Denmark's Christian Eriksen nets goal at Euro 2024 three years after suffering cardiac arrest
Giants place left-hander on 15-day IL with ankle sprain
Oilers crush Panthers in Game 4, stay alive in Stanley Cup Final
Dodgers ace leaves game against Royals due to triceps tightness
Sam Mayer uses overtime restart to win Xfinity Series' return to Iowa
Liberty forward pushes herself into MVP conversation with big game vs. Aces
Tiger Woods makes big admission about his U.S. Open future
Cubs P 'Mike' Imanaga continues hot start vs. Cardinals
Celtics' All-Defensive guard reportedly could replace Kawhi Leonard on Team USA
Tee Higgins' contract decision adds pressure on Bengals in 2024
One-time Defensive Player of the Year open to reunion with former team
College baseball has become too regional for its own good
Three Padres prospects who should be untouchable in trade talks

Want more sports news?

Join the hundreds of thousands of fans who start their day with Yardbarker's Morning Bark, the best newsletter in sports.