Beckham’s Sons Impress in England U19 DebutBeckham’s Sons Impress in England U19 Debut The sons of England football legend David Beckham made a memorable debut for the nation’s Under-19 team on Tuesday, showcasing their potential in a 2-0 victory over Austria. Romeo Beckham, 20, started at right-back and played the full 90 minutes, while Cruz Beckham, 18, came on as a substitute in the second half. Both players impressed with their performances, demonstrating the footballing genes they inherited from their father. Romeo Beckham, who plays for Brentford’s B team, showcased his versatility and defensive solidity, making several key tackles and clearances. He also showed good attacking instincts, providing width on the right flank and delivering dangerous crosses into the box. Cruz Beckham, who is on loan at League One side Leyton Orient, entered the game in the 60th minute and added a touch of creativity to the England attack. He played with composure and confidence, linking up well with his teammates and creating several goal-scoring opportunities. The performance of Romeo and Cruz Beckham was particularly impressive considering they were playing alongside players who had more experience at international level. Their debut suggests that they have the potential to follow in their father’s footsteps and become successful footballers. After the match, England U19 coach Ian Foster praised the young Beckhams for their contributions. “Both Romeo and Cruz played very well,” Foster said. “They showed great maturity and technical ability. They have a bright future ahead of them if they continue to work hard and develop.” The debut of Romeo and Cruz Beckham is a testament to the hard work and dedication they have put in over the years. It also reflects the legacy of their father, who remains one of England’s most iconic footballers. As they continue their careers, the expectation will be high, but these talented youngsters have already shown that they have the potential to live up to it.
