Yassine Chueko: Lionel Messi’s ripped bodyguard receives bizarre $25k offer from adult website to upload content of him flexing his muscles… after going viral for following Inter Miami superstar EVERYWHERE

Lionel Messi’s bodyguard has received a bizarre offer of $25,000 to upload content of himself, training, flexing and posing on an adult website.

Yassine Chueko has become something of an internet sensation in recent months as she kept a close eye on Messi following his move to Inter Miami last summer.

Fans have seen the Argentina captain’s personal security watching his client like a hawk in Miami, as Chueko patrolled the touchline after his opening goal in a Leagues Cup win over Orlando last month.

He also intervened to prevent a pitch invader from reaching Messi during a 3-1 win against Los Angeles FC earlier this month, grabbing the fan around the neck before pulling him away.

As he draws increasing attention for his vigilant surveillance of Messi, Chueko has been offered $25,000 to join an adult website.

Chueko, a former American soldier and MMA fighter, has become somewhat of an internet sensation

Since his move to Inter Miami, he has been spotted keeping a close eye on Messi

Adult content creation site My.Club has offered Chueko $25,000 to become their ‘Martial Arts Ambassador’ – a role that involves providing tutorials and posting content

My.Club, an X-rated content creation site, has contacted the bodyguard with an offer to become their new ‘Martial Arts Ambassador’.

Vice President Mike Ford makes the pitch in an open letter on the company’s website, which gives Chueko – a former US soldier with expertise in martial arts – the opportunity to share tutorials on the importance of self-defense.

In addition, Ford asks the ex-Navy Seal if he would be willing to share videos and photos of himself training and flexing his muscles, along with a glimpse into his daily life with Messi.

“Dear Mr. Yassine Chueko,” the letter reads. ‘You have become a real sensation as Lionel Messi’s bodyguard.

“You recently went viral protecting him – essentially marking him – during Inter Miami games. The videos of you sprinting along the sidelines have millions of views and people are starting to root for you.

‘I would like to hire you as a ‘Martial Arts Ambassador’ for My.Club, a leading platform for adult content creators. In your role, you would be tasked with sharing martial arts tutorials to educate users and content creators on the importance of self-defense.

‘You can also post videos and photos of yourself training, flexing, posing and maybe even giving a glimpse into your daily life with Messi. Many users would love to see you working out and showing off your broad-shouldered, big-chested and chiseled body.”

In an open letter to Chueko, the site said: ‘Many users would like to see you working out and showing off your broad-shouldered, big-chested and chiselled body’

Chueko has expertise in martial arts, taekwondo and boxing and has competed in several MMA fights

In addition to an initial compensation of $25,000, Chueko has also received a salary of up to $50,000 to become My.Club’s new martial arts ambassador.

In an attempt to entice him further, Ford adds that he “could make even more by selling content, fulfilling custom requests, or providing one-on-one consultations via video calls.”

‘Come back to me as soon as possible. I would like to hire you as soon as possible,” the letter concludes.

According to La Nacion, Chueko is a former Navy Seal who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He is also said to have expertise in martial arts, taekwondo and boxing after participating in several MMA fights.

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham reportedly hired him specifically when looking for a bodyguard for Messi, a decision made amid the rising number of outfield players in recent years.

He was hired by Miami to protect Messi amid the rising number of pitch invaders of late

And CGiven the buzz generated by Messi’s incredible start to life in the US, the choice seems all the more sensible.

Whether you’re walking from the team bus to the changing rooms, or strolling along the sidelines to watch Messi’s movements during a match, he’s always within striking distance of the former Barcelona and PSG star.

Messi got off to an incredible start in Miami, scoring 11 goals in his first 12 appearances as he won the Leagues Cup.

However, there are fears he will not be fit in time for next week’s US Open Cup final after an injury forced his withdrawal after 37 minutes of Wednesday’s 4-0 win over Toronto.