After Messi did not appear in the turmoil, Beckham posted a ** on the third day of the Lunar New Year, in which Ribham wore a red scarf and sat in front of the table, eating noodles with chopsticks in his hand, and wishing Chinese fans a happy New Year. To be honest, it's really a bit embarrassing for Beckham, a foreigner with Chinese elements, with his hands accustomed to using knives and forks, picking up chopsticks to eat noodles and greeting everyone for the New Year, his intention is self-evident, is to re-show favor to the Chinese fans who are not looked down upon by Messi. Beckham used chopsticks to eat to greet Chinese fans for the New Year, and his intention is self-evident.
As the owner of Inter Miami, Beckham was really pitted by the "employee" Messi. As the owner, Beckham wanted the club at the bottom of the MLS to make a breakthrough in terms of performance and efficiency, so he invited Messi to join him in the form of $50 million plus club shares. Unexpectedly, Beckham is "leading the wolf into the room", since Messi joined, Suarez, Busquets, Alba and Messi in the team have formed a small group of "former Barcelona gang", Messi's team has been increasing its voice in the team, Beckham is a little unable to resist, and he is powerless.
As can be seen from this Miami International pre-season series of commercial matches, Beckham and Messi's teams have disagreements on the choice of route. Beckham has always attached great importance to the Chinese market, whether it is as a player or after retiring, he has come to China many times to endorse products or participate in activities. Beckham is well aware that Chinese football is not developed, and Chinese fans have a blind admiration for foreign football superstars.
In East Asia, David Beckham chose Hong Kong, China, while Messi's team was not interested in Hong Kong at all and only wanted to go to Japan. Inter Miami's activities in Hong Kong were led by club owner David Beckham, while Inter Miami's trip to Japan was brokered by Messi's old friend Andres Iniesta, who agreed between Messi's team and the consortium behind the JFL.
Maybe Messi just doesn't look down on Chinese fans in his bones, ignores the contract of the Hong Kong organizers, doesn't play, doesn't greet fans, and doesn't shake hands with his hands in his pockets, this is the attitude expressed by Messi. As an employee, Messi's behavior made Beckham, as the owner, lose face, and Beckham had to temporarily pick up the microphone to apologize to the fans at the scene, and go around the field to make apologetic gestures.
The high merit is the master, which is vividly reflected in Messi. Beckham knew that Messi would definitely play after going to Japan, and in order to draw a line with Messi's team and show his resolute attitude, Beckham went to Qatar the day after leaving Hong Kong to watch an Asian Cup semi-final that had nothing to do with him, because he had lost control of the club.
Beckham has always been suave as a player, as an owner. Except for the knockout matches of England and Argentina in the 98 World Cup, where getting a senseless red card became a black spot in his career, Beckham has been a very hard-working representative at the rest of the time. As a "heartthrob", Beckham is the idol of many post-80s Chinese fans, and I also like Beckham very much.
After Messi's failure to appear in Hong Kong, he did not apologize or express remorse in any way and form, and Beckham chose to wear Chinese elements to record a noodle-eating ** on such an important festival as the Chinese New Year, his intention is not to lose the Chinese market and Chinese fans. February** Dynamic Incentive Program