Romeo Beckham.Photo: MEGA/GC ImagesRomeo Beckhamis already making an impact on his new team.The 20-year-old son of soccer legendDavid Beckhammade his debut for Premier League Brentford’s B team on Tuesday in front of a crowd at Welling United’s Park View Road Stadium in England.According toBBC, Romeo joined the game as a second-half substitute while the team was trailing 2-1. By the end of the match, the team claimed a 3-2 victory.The outlet said the team set a club record for attendance, with 554 fans visiting the stadium. David, 47, was among those who watched the game.“Park View Road welcomed a very special guest last night as David Beckham paid a visit to watch his son, Romeo make his @BrentfordFC debut,” Welling United FC wrote in atweet, which included pictures of David watching the game in the rain.David Beckham.MEGA/GC Images"Great to see you, Becks!" they added.According to theSun, Romeo has been training with the B team since September.“Exciting start to the year,” David wrote of Romeo on social media, per the outlet. “Now the hard work and fun begins. Proud of you mate.“He is currently on loan from Inter Miami II, where he made 20 appearances in the MLS NEXT Pro league last season. During that time, he earned 10 assists and 2 goals.Romeo Beckham.MEGA/GC ImagesBrentford head coach Thomas Frank told theSunthat Beckham was an “interesting” and “promising” player that he hopes can make it to the main team.“Yeah, I’ve seen him.. I think he’s an interesting player,” Frank said. “We hope, of course, like a lot of others, that he can make it to the first team.RELATED VIDEO: Brooklyn Beckham on His Love for Cooking and Family Plans with Wife Nicola Peltz: ‘I Could Have Had Kids Yesterday!'“Yeah, [he is] promising,” he added. “Anyone who has got a contract here — be it a permanent deal or loan deal — there is always the opportunity to stay, of course.“After signing with the B team earlier this month, Romeo said he was “very proud.““I came here at the start to keep fit during the off-season,” Romeo said in a clipposted to the Brentford website. “The chance then came to come on loan here, and I’ve never been so excited.”
Romeo Beckham.Photo: MEGA/GC Images
Romeo Beckhamis already making an impact on his new team.The 20-year-old son of soccer legendDavid Beckhammade his debut for Premier League Brentford’s B team on Tuesday in front of a crowd at Welling United’s Park View Road Stadium in England.According toBBC, Romeo joined the game as a second-half substitute while the team was trailing 2-1. By the end of the match, the team claimed a 3-2 victory.The outlet said the team set a club record for attendance, with 554 fans visiting the stadium. David, 47, was among those who watched the game.“Park View Road welcomed a very special guest last night as David Beckham paid a visit to watch his son, Romeo make his @BrentfordFC debut,” Welling United FC wrote in atweet, which included pictures of David watching the game in the rain.David Beckham.MEGA/GC Images"Great to see you, Becks!” they added.According to theSun, Romeo has been training with the B team since September.“Exciting start to the year,” David wrote of Romeo on social media, per the outlet. “Now the hard work and fun begins. Proud of you mate.“He is currently on loan from Inter Miami II, where he made 20 appearances in the MLS NEXT Pro league last season. During that time, he earned 10 assists and 2 goals.Romeo Beckham.MEGA/GC ImagesBrentford head coach Thomas Frank told theSunthat Beckham was an “interesting” and “promising” player that he hopes can make it to the main team.“Yeah, I’ve seen him.. I think he’s an interesting player,” Frank said. “We hope, of course, like a lot of others, that he can make it to the first team.RELATED VIDEO: Brooklyn Beckham on His Love for Cooking and Family Plans with Wife Nicola Peltz: ‘I Could Have Had Kids Yesterday!'“Yeah, [he is] promising,” he added. “Anyone who has got a contract here — be it a permanent deal or loan deal — there is always the opportunity to stay, of course.“After signing with the B team earlier this month, Romeo said he was “very proud.““I came here at the start to keep fit during the off-season,” Romeo said in a clipposted to the Brentford website. “The chance then came to come on loan here, and I’ve never been so excited.”
Romeo Beckhamis already making an impact on his new team.
The 20-year-old son of soccer legendDavid Beckhammade his debut for Premier League Brentford’s B team on Tuesday in front of a crowd at Welling United’s Park View Road Stadium in England.
According toBBC, Romeo joined the game as a second-half substitute while the team was trailing 2-1. By the end of the match, the team claimed a 3-2 victory.
The outlet said the team set a club record for attendance, with 554 fans visiting the stadium. David, 47, was among those who watched the game.
“Park View Road welcomed a very special guest last night as David Beckham paid a visit to watch his son, Romeo make his @BrentfordFC debut,” Welling United FC wrote in atweet, which included pictures of David watching the game in the rain.
David Beckham.MEGA/GC Images
“Great to see you, Becks!” they added.
According to theSun, Romeo has been training with the B team since September.
“Exciting start to the year,” David wrote of Romeo on social media, per the outlet. “Now the hard work and fun begins. Proud of you mate.”
He is currently on loan from Inter Miami II, where he made 20 appearances in the MLS NEXT Pro league last season. During that time, he earned 10 assists and 2 goals.
Romeo Beckham.MEGA/GC Images
Brentford head coach Thomas Frank told theSunthat Beckham was an “interesting” and “promising” player that he hopes can make it to the main team.
“Yeah, I’ve seen him.. I think he’s an interesting player,” Frank said. “We hope, of course, like a lot of others, that he can make it to the first team.
RELATED VIDEO: Brooklyn Beckham on His Love for Cooking and Family Plans with Wife Nicola Peltz: ‘I Could Have Had Kids Yesterday!’
“Yeah, [he is] promising,” he added. “Anyone who has got a contract here — be it a permanent deal or loan deal — there is always the opportunity to stay, of course.”
After signing with the B team earlier this month, Romeo said he was “very proud.”
“I came here at the start to keep fit during the off-season,” Romeo said in a clipposted to the Brentford website. “The chance then came to come on loan here, and I’ve never been so excited.”
source: people.com
