19-year-old Romeo Beckham, son of David Beckham, is following in his dad’s footsteps and he began his professional soccer career playing for Fort Lauderdale CF, a Inter Miamiof MLS affiliate, in the USL League One, the third division of the United States.
Romeo Beckham played 79 minutes for his club at the winger position as his team drew 2-2 with Tormenta FC. Romeo was constantly seen with his father at many games and even kicked the ball around with his dad after matches when he was younger.
Now the former Los Angeles Galaxy star and now Inter Miami owner is laying the groundwork so that his son Romeo has a proper path to first team soccer. Here is a profile on Romeo Beckham.
Romeo Beckham Profile
Romeo Beckham was born in London, England on September 1st, 2002, and spent most of his time where his father was playing. Romeo Beckham spent time playing in the youth academies of the Los Angeles Galaxy (2011-2012), PSG (2013), Arsenal (2013-2015), and now Inter Miami (2021- ).
What position does Romeo Beckham play?
David Beckham and Romeo Beckham inspect the pitch prior to the Vanarama National League match between Salford City and Dover Athletic (Getty)
Romeo Beckham plays as a winger/ forward and in his first professional game made some very interesting passes to his teammates. Romeo plays on the right side of the midfield and is said to be a very good dead ball specialist, like his father.
What team does Romeo Beckham play for?
Romeo Beckham currently plays for Fort Lauderdale CF, an affiliate club of Major League Soccer’s Inter Miami, the idea is for Beckham to gain experience and be moved to the first team where the coach of Inter Miami is his father’s former teammate and friend Phil Neville. Romeo Beckham plays using the number 11 jersey and is teammates with Neville’s son Harvey Neville.
