I was having this conversation the other day too.
Inter Miami with almost 60% possession, which is about what they've had since Messi joined, but it's
deceptive because the only reason they have that much is due to the constant sideways and back-passing between the keeper, the four defenders and either Arroyo and Busquets the DM's. Rotate, rotate, rotate and barely ever do they make it successfully out of their own half before Taylor loses it on the wing. There's this idea that they've been dominant; they haven't. This is still the same squad that is comfortably the worst team in the MLS, only with the additions of Messi, Alba, Busquets, but even now you can see it's almost impossible for Messi to even get the ball unless he's right at the half-way line or deeper.
This is what makes what Messi is doing fantastic. He's getting so few touches a game and he's still banging them away. His xG overperformance must be insane given most of his goals have been outside of the box.