Lionel Messi recently posted about his return to Barcelona's stadium Camp Nou on Instagram, which got our crew thinking about the possibility of the legend returning to his longtime club & La Liga as the end of his career draws near.

Now, as their storied careers are well into new chapters — one in the Middle East with Al-Nassr, the other under the Miami sun with Inter Miami — a new question divides fans once again. Who is performing better since leaving European soccer?

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — Lionel Messi and Inter Miami are moving on in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Messi had two goals and two assists – including the 400th of his career for club and country – and No. 3 seed Inter Miami beat No. 6 seed Nashville SC 4-0 in the decisive Game 3 of their first-round series on Saturday, Nov. 8 at Chase Stadium.

Inter Miami forward Luis Suarez will miss the deciding game of the first round playoff series against Nashville SC after kicking Andy Najar in Game 2.

FC Cincinnati's march through the MLS Cup playoff will against Inter Miami and Lionel Messi, who the Orange and Blue have not lost to this season.

FC Cincinnati will host Inter Miami CF on Sunday, Nov. 23, at TQL Stadium in the MLS Eastern Conference Semifinals.

Messi strikes first for @InterMiamiCF! // Audi MLS Cup Playoffs pic.twitter.com/TJyxbLvK9T Nashville are a side that Messi enjoys facing as the Argentine has now scored 15 goals in his 10 appearances against them -- a number that would rank 12th in Messi's goals scored against La Liga clubs in league play during his illustrious Barcelona career.

Despite a successful season, which included its first-ever trophy, Nashville SC fell flat in a 4-0 loss to Inter Miami in the MLS playoffs.

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros react to Inter Miami’s convincing win over Nashville SC without Luis Suárez. Is it time to bench Suárez for the remainder of the playoffs? Next, they welcome USMNT writer Leander Schaerlaeckens to discuss the history of soccer in America and the current state of the USMNT.