Women’s football has also captivated David Beckham. “When I moved to Los Angeles in 2007“I wouldn’t say I was jealous, but I was a little envious of how big women’s football is here,” he confessed in an interview published in Variety. So, upon his arrival in the United States, the former Real Madrid or Manchester United player was caught by images of girls in the corners of the city. “I would drive around and see different fields where there were a lot of young girls playing. I thought: that’s the level we have to reach,” he recalled.
It is not the first time that Beckham has spoken of his admiration for women’s football. He has already advanced TheAthletic a year ago his idea of creating a team in this category. A wish in which he noted that the idea of inspiring his daughter Harper was key. Months after those statements, his intention is gaining more and more strength. He himself confirmed that he regularly talks about it with his partners, the brothers Jorge and José Mas.
“We are looking to form a women’s team in Miami, but it has been a difficult few years. We have many things to do. But that is our plan,” confirmed the co-owner of Inter Miami, in which Lionel Messi plays, in statements to Variety.
It is not the first time that David Beckham shows his love for women’s football. The former English footballer has made public gestures with the England team, which he has supported with videos and from the stands. In one of his displays of support, the former soccer player was harshly criticized by feminist associations for appearing in the video with his daughter and not with all of his children.
Although the truth is that Harper is the biggest soccer fan, at least from what can be seen on social networks in recent years, being with her father in many games and activities related to this sport. There are images of her with her father in Inter Miami training sessions or even accompanying Lionel Messi on his outing to the field before a US team match. “Making people smile in Miami and all over the US
