[p]Romeo Beckham, the son of former England captain David Beckham, has officially joined Brentford's B team on a one-year contract, with the option for an additional year.
After initially joining the team on loan from Inter Miami, the MLS club co-owned by his father, Romeo Beckham's impressive performances led to a permanent signing with Brentford's B team. During his loan spell, he made 15 appearances and scored a goal against National League side Wealdstone.
Notably, the 20-year-old was part of the squad that lifted the Premier League Cup in May, a prestigious competition organized by the Premier League for under-21 sides.
Brentford B head coach Neil MacFarlane expressed his delight with the new signing, stating that Romeo has been a fantastic addition to the squad since January. MacFarlane praised Romeo's recent match against Manchester City, where he showcased the skills he learned during his loan period.
MacFarlane further emphasized the team's commitment to Romeo's development both on and off the pitch and expressed excitement about continuing to work with him in the upcoming season.
Reflecting on his permanent deal, Romeo, who had previously spent time in Arsenal's academy, expressed his excitement and readiness for the upcoming season. He described the experience with Brentford as highly positive, praising the team, coaches, and his fellow players.
During his initial loan signing in January, Romeo Beckham expressed his enthusiasm for joining Brentford and his desire to see how far he could progress with the club's support. He regarded Brentford as a rapidly rising club with a positive environment and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be a part of it.
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