Good manners! Superstar David Beckham, why online war with Minnesota?Furious at Minnesota's provocation as Miami owner
May 13, 2025
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Legendary soccer star David Beckham (50) made headlines by waging an `online war' with Minnesota United of the U.S. Major League Baseball (MLS).
Minnesota, which won the recent MLS game against Inter Miami, which it owns, was angry when it posted a mocking post on its official SNS (social network service).
According to the BBC and other foreign media on the 13th (Korea time), Beckham was displeased with the message celebrating the victory over Miami on the Minnesota club's Instagram and said, `Keep manners toward the other team.'
Minnesota won a 4-1 victory over Miami in the 12th round of MLS at Allianz Field in its home stadium on the 11th. After leading 2-0 in the first half, Miami's star Lionel Messi allowed a chase goal, but it was a game in which he responded with consecutive goals. In particular, Minnesota is a team that Jung Sang-bin (23), a 23-year-old national team player who played for Suwon Samsung in the K-League, has played since 2023, and Jung Sang-bin played as a substitute in the second half of the game.
It was a significant win for Minnesota. This is because Messi, the current top star, has erased his performance and avenged his 1-2 defeat in June 2022. The two teams' all-time showdowns have become one win and one loss.
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Miami added a message titled `Pink Phony Club" to the 67th Grammy Awards ceremony held this year, titled by famous singer Chapelon, who won the Best New Artist Award. 'Pink Phony Club' is a Grammy Award-nominated popular song for six categories. Just in time, Minnesota's iconic color is pink, which seems to have linked Chapelon's 'best' image.
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It seems that it was a message that Beckham, the owner of the team, could not let go of. Beckham rushed to the post's comment section and expressed displeasure, saying, `Show a little respect, be elegant in victory.' He also responded to a photograph of the phrase 'History Over High Type Culture Over Cash' saying "Respect over everything".
As Beckham stepped out, Miami fans also flocked to Minnesota SNS to protest, intensifying the debate between the two teams.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.