David Beckham Must Jump Pagar Because He Was Surrounded By Fans After Watching His Son Romeo's Debut At Brentford

Former England star David Beckham. (Photo: Twitter/@davidbeckham)

JAKARTA The decision of the former England national team player, David Beckham, to watch his son Romeo play a debut match with the young Brentford team has paid off less sweetly.

Romeo, who signed a loan deal with West London team from Inter Miami II last week, was on the bench when The Bees met with Emit & Belvedere at the London Senior Cup.

Beckham's father was willing to hit heavy rains to see his son enter as a substitute in the second half. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid star came in an expensive-looking naval water-resistant jacket.

However, his presence in the stands immediately caught the attention of the supporters who were present so that the request for selfies and shakes was increasingly difficult for the Victorian husband to avoid.

The fan flood forced Beckham to flee the stands before jumping over the fence and disappearing from Park View Road. Around 500 supporters who attended the scene.

After leaving the stands, Beckham, who covered his head with a jacket, was seen dragging himself over a wooden fence and navigating the thorny bushes.

Meanwhile, Romeo was not included in the scoring list. However, he gave a key role to help his team achieve a dramatic 3-2 victory against Erith.

Romeo, who plays as a midfielder, will strengthen The Bees until the end of this season. He will definitely struggle to get the attention of team manager Thomas Frank.