David Beckham to vote against Brexit
British premier 'delighted' on footballer's decision to back the campaign to remain in EU
David Beckham shared a photo of himself with former France international Eric Cantona. PHOTO: AFP
Days ahead of the Brexit referendum, former England captain David Beckham on Tuesday revealed he will support that Britain remains in the European Union.
The 41-year-old shared a photo of himself with former France footballer Eric Cantona during their time together at Manchester United in an Instagram post.
While Beckham in his post said that Britain will always be "great" no matter what the result of Thursday’s referendum is, he chose to give his view on the Brexit debate.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BG6GT7fTWY3/?taken-by=davidbeckham&hl=en
Soon after the former England star’s post, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "delighted" that a sportsman like David Beckham has backed the campaign to remain.
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The 41-year-old shared a photo of himself with former France footballer Eric Cantona during their time together at Manchester United in an Instagram post.
While Beckham in his post said that Britain will always be "great" no matter what the result of Thursday’s referendum is, he chose to give his view on the Brexit debate.
British foreign minister warns Brexit vote is 'irreversible'
https://www.instagram.com/p/BG6GT7fTWY3/?taken-by=davidbeckham&hl=en
Soon after the former England star’s post, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "delighted" that a sportsman like David Beckham has backed the campaign to remain.
Discouraging exit: Brexit impact negative and substantial for UK, says IMF