Premier League heavyweights Liverpool and Arsenal are reportedly keeping a close eye on Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of football icon David Beckham, as he begins to carve out his own path in the sport.
Brooklyn, who has been training with Brentford's B team, is said to have caught the attention of top-flight scouts with his performances. The 24-year-old, previously more known for his ventures in photography and modelling, is now being tipped for a potential move to one of England's biggest clubs.
A New Beckham in the Making?
While Brooklyn hasn't yet reached the heights of his legendary father, who starred for Manchester United, Real Madrid and England, his recent focus on football has sparked interest from several clubs. Liverpool and Arsenal are believed to be monitoring his progress closely, with both clubs known for nurturing young talent.
"He's shown real dedication to improving his game," a source close to the player revealed. "While he's starting later than most professionals, his technical ability and football intelligence are clear to see."
Family Legacy in Football
The Beckham name carries significant weight in football circles, with David having won numerous trophies during his illustrious career. Brooklyn's younger brothers, Romeo and Cruz, have also pursued football careers, though none have yet matched their father's success.
Should Brooklyn make the move to either Liverpool or Arsenal, it would mark a significant step in his football journey. Both clubs have excellent youth development systems, with Arsenal's Hale End academy and Liverpool's Kirkby facility producing numerous first-team players in recent years.
While no formal offers have been made yet, insiders suggest that Brooklyn's representatives are open to discussions about his future. The coming months could prove crucial in determining whether the eldest Beckham son can follow in his father's famous footsteps.
