@FCF2121@rocelorio Te sientes bien primazo? Por primera vez te leo de acuerdo con el Chiles. Algo habrás echo mal @rocelorio para llenarle el ojo al amargado de Fran
Messi had an amazing debut last night in Miami, scoring the winning goal in a last minute free kick in what almost seemed like a movie, but few are focused on David Beckham’s remarkable journey and his important role in the present and future of the MLS.
Beckham had the vision to be one of the first major soccer players to come to the MLS after his career in Europe. But with this move his bigger plan was set into motion:
Beckham negotiated an option to buy a new MLS team in connection with his move to the LA Galaxy in 2007 upon retirement for a fee of just $25M. That fee for a new club today cost north of $300M.
As soon as Beckham retired from professional soccer in 2013 he expressed his intention of exercising that option and making his own MLS team a reality.
He picked a city, organized investors, built a stadium, signed an iconic partnership with Apple TV, and signed the best player in the world to come to the MLS, and it all took 10 years with a global pandemic in the middle.
I am personally deeply inspired by his story. It’s a big reminder of how long the best of journeys can take, and it’s also a reminder that forging the future takes time and really hard work. For anyone that enjoyed last night for 90 minutes, know that it has been 15 years in the making.
Saber perder, by Novak Djokovic. Su mensaje es hermoso, divertido y emotivo. Hace rato que Nole dejó de ser el villano de una historia mal contada. Es INMENSO. ❤️❤️❤️
@danielfersob@FCF2121 Ya no lo veas. Insisto. Le das rating (que de eso viven). No seas borrego, ve otro deporte. Así, cuidas tu salud y de paso puede generar que al no tener un gran espectador queretano… cambien