David Beckham's son Romeo trains with Brentford B team ahead of new Inter Miami II campaign

David Beckham’s son Romeo is now training with the B team of Premier League side Brentford. The 20-year-old plays for Inter Miami II, previously known as Fort Lauderdale. The team is the reserve side of MLS outfit Inter Miami, part-owned by Beckham Sr.

Ad The Major League Soccer Next Pro season has come to an end, and Beckham has relocated to London to train with the English side. Premier League'A pure gut feeling' — Arsenal's Nwaneri, 15, becomes Premier League's youngest-ever player18/09/2022 AT 13:22 The Guardian newspaper reports that it has not been confirmed how long Beckham will train with Brentford, nor if he will be able to play for the first team when the chance to register players kicks in with the winter transfer window. Other players in MLS, including Romeo’s father, have been loaned out to sides in Europe between American seasons.

Beckham played for AC Milan in two separate loan spells while he was playing for LA Galaxy. Landon Donovan played for Everton while loaned from the Galaxy, and also played for Bayern Munich for a short spell in 2009. Beckham became part-owner of Inter Miami as part of the deal struck that saw him join LA Galaxy from Real Madrid on a five-year deal in 2007.

His contract allowed him to buy an MLS expansion team for a fixed price of $25 million. He took up that option when Inter Miami were introduced to the MLS in 2020 after being established two years previously. Other owners include Jorge and Jose Mas along with American investment group Ares Management.