David Beckham, a celebrated former player for Manchester United, has voiced his discontent regarding the actions of some current players who he believes are disrespecting the club’s fans.

In a recent conversation, Beckham emphasized that it is not the entire team but a few individuals whose behavior is disappointing. He stated, “I’m talking about sometimes the way players are acting. You have to represent the badge and that’s what it’s about… I don’t see that.”

Beckham drew a comparison between the present Manchester United team and the Paris Saint-Germain squad, which he believes operates with a stronger sense of unity and commitment, stating:

“Their philosophy has changed and they all stuck with it and I think that they’ve created a team that are together.”

He elaborated on the importance of respecting fans who support the players financially and emotionally, stating:

“You respect the fans, you respect the fact that they’re turning up, paying money and wanting you to sign and take pictures.”

The criticism comes after Manchester United ended a disheartening season, finishing 16th in the Premier League and failing to qualify for European tournaments. Beckham’s remarks aimed at highlighting the need for accountability and regard for supporters at the club.