Carlos Queiroz, who used to help the Manchester United manager, talked about David Beckham’s last season at the club. He said Beckham’s form wasn’t as good, and he thought it might be because Beckham did a Pepsi advert. In the ad, they wanted to make their muscles bigger, and it seemed like this extra training changed how Beckham played football
David Beckham’s performance took a sudden dip, leaving people puzzled about the cause. Carlos Queiroz suggested that a Pepsi advert might be to blame for this decline. In the advertisement, Beckham and others had to build larger muscles, and it seemed that this extra training had changed how Beckham played football, negatively affecting his performance
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Footballers Do More Than Play: Queiroz said footballers like Beckham aren’t just players; they also run as businesses; which means they have to manage playing and commercials. Sometimes, this can affect how they play.
Beckham’s Response: Beckham disagreed with the idea that a commercial could change his football skills. He said he’d never do anything to hurt his football career.
What Happened Next: Beckham left Manchester United and went to Real Madrid; and Cristiano Ronaldo took Beckham’s No. 7 shirt at Manchester United.
Carlos Queiroz did many different jobs after leaving Real Madrid; like coaching national teams. Now, he’s the coach for Qatar’s national team.”
This revelation from Carlos Queiroz provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by footballers who balance their on-field performance with off-field commitments; underlining the complexities of a footballer’s life beyond the pitch.
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