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By Dan Sansom
Last updated: 17/03/19 11:55
Sign Ronaldo or Messi is unlikely but "you never know," says Beckham
David Beckham has refused to rule out the unlikely prospect of signing Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo for Inter Miami.
The American squad will make its debut in MLS in 2020 and provided for a 25,000-seat stadium approved by the Miami public last November.
Beckham will soon start looking for players to join his team and, despite the fact that it is unlikely that signing with Messi or Ronaldo, the former England captain refused to sign up for his team. exclude the removal of the five winners of the Golden Ball.
Beckham and Messi shake hands before the quarter-final match of the Champions League between PSG in Barcelona in 2013
"Everyone has their wish list, everyone has it, but if you look at how Leo and Cristiano are still playing, even at what you think may be the final stage of their career, I do not see that ends for them "said me.
"They play at such a level that it is difficult to see them leave the clubs they are in, but we'll see, you never know what can happen in football."
Ronaldo and Beckham compete for England and Portugal at the Euro 2004
Beckham had a brilliant career in which he represented Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain.
The president of Inter Miami won championship titles in England, Spain, the United States and France before retiring in 2013, and he revealed that he was taking advantage of his wide range of contacts.
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"As an organization, as a club, we start looking at players and opportunities, to see what is possible," added the 43-year-old.
"We have an excellent team here and we are going to start putting things in place, but we have to do it quickly because there is only one year left."
Beckham says he's sought advice from David Gill, former Manchester United general manager
"I've been talking to people since then, and people like David Gill, who has a lot of experience at Manchester United, asked him about the work he did there.
"But there are also other clubs and footballers during my career, which have allowed me to gain experience. I've also had excellent ones." partners here in Miami, who understand the US market and the MLS.
"The world is different from the European leagues, but it catches up very quickly and the excitement is there."
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