David Beckham, the former Manchester United star and current co-owner of Inter Miami, recently voiced his opinion on the situation of his former club’s owners, the Glazers. In an interview with The Athletic, Beckham spoke openly about the need for a major change at Manchester United, hinting that it might be time for the Glazers to sell the club.

When asked about whether the Glazers should definitively sell Manchester United, Beckham emphasized that he believes it is indeed time for the owners to consider this option. He pointed out that the fans’ sentiments are crucial, especially at a club with the stature of Manchester United. Losing the fans’ support can be challenging to recover from, and Beckham believes that a change is necessary to regain their trust and loyalty.

While acknowledging the Glazers’ financial successes and the impressive numbers surrounding the potential sale of the club, Beckham stressed that there needs to be a shift in the club’s direction. The co-owner of Inter Miami emphasized that this sentiment is shared by many and is evident to anyone closely following the developments at Manchester United.

David Beckham’s love and affection for Manchester United are well-known. During his illustrious playing career with the club, he won multiple trophies, including a Champions League title, six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, four Community Shields, and an Intercontinental Cup. His iconic presence on the field left a lasting impact on the club and its fans.

Beckham’s decision to speak out on the Glazers’ ownership is noteworthy, as he has remained relatively reserved in expressing his opinions on the club since his departure as a player. His comments fuel the already precarious relationship between the Glazer family and Manchester United fans. The dissatisfaction with the Glazers’ ownership has been an ongoing issue, and Beckham’s remarks may further amplify the discontent among the supporters and potentially even within the player ranks.