Salford City, the English soccer League Two club, has been acquired by David Beckham and Gary Neville, with the goal of achieving success and reaching the Premier League. Beckham, 50, stated that he is prepared to oversee every big decision alongside Neville, also 50. They're definitely not doing it for a laugh and it's also not for the romantic side of things, Beckham said. Yes, they care about the club, but they're doing it to win. David Beckham's commitment comes amid his well-publicized family drama. Beckham's son Brooklyn missed his father's 50th birthday celebration due to his feelings about Romeo's girlfriend, Kim Turnbull. The source explained that Brooklyn, 26, and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, requested a separate meet-up to celebrate David's birthday in an effort to not interact with Romeo, 22, and Turnbull. David and his wife, Victoria Beckham, rejected the request. David and Victoria are over it, the insider said. They've thrown in the towel over the whole thing. David and Victoria just want to treat everyone the same and approach life like a family and the family does things a certain way. But Brooklyn isn't playing it like that, and everything is a drama. Beckham's acquisition of Salford City is a significant move for the club, and fans are eager to see how this new ownership will impact the team's performance. With Beckham's experience and Neville's knowledge, Salford City may have a chance to move up to the Premier League. The club's current position in League Two makes this a challenging task, but with the right investment and strategy, it's possible. Salford City's fans are hopeful that this new era will bring success to the club. The team's next match will be crucial in determining their chances of moving up the league table. David Beckham's involvement with Salford City is expected to attract more attention to the club, and his presence may help to bring in new players and staff. The future of Salford City looks promising, and fans are excited to see what's in store for the club.