"There are no qualifications to wear the Man U badge."

Manchester United legend David Beckham stepped up himself. He launched a strong criticism against some players' disrespectful behavior toward fans during a recent Asia tour.

The Sun reported on the 1st (Korean time) that "Manchester United legend David Beckham reacted strongly to the controversy regarding insults toward fans by some players in Asia."

The incident began during Manchester United's Asia tour. Ahmad Diallo was captured giving fans the middle finger in front of the team hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As the footage spread, the controversy escalated, and Diallo countered, saying, "I heard insulting words directed at my mother," but fans were not convinced.

In particular, Diallo added that he "does not regret my actions."

Alejandro Garnacho also found himself embroiled in controversy. A video of him arguing with a fan who was filming him in the street spread on social media, further disappointing fans. There is an atmosphere in which not only the club's image is tarnished, but even the legendary fan base is turning away.

Beckham did not hide his disappointment. He said, "We understood well what responsibility it means to play for Man U," and added, "In the past, we tried to maintain dignity in every action in front of fans. Such behaviors are no longer visible now."

He continued, "Regardless of whether in Europe or Asia, fans must always be respected in the same way. Some of the current team do not understand at all the value of the uniform and emblem that symbolize the club."

He also firmly stated, "Before performance, attitude as a player is more important. Turning a blind eye to and ignoring fans is not the spirit of Man U," and added, "The current situation is hard to endure even as a fan."

Beckham is a legend who lifted a total of 10 major titles, including 6 Premier League championships, during the golden era at Manchester United. It is unusual for a representative of the team to publicly criticize juniors.

Man U missed the opportunity to win after losing 0-1 to Tottenham in the UEFA Europa League final last month. Throughout the season, not only was performance unstable, but relations with fans also deteriorated, casting a grim outlook for the next season.

[Photo] Captured from The Sun.

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