When did David enter the football national team

David Beckham's international career seems to be going well, but in fact there are gaps. In 1997, the young talent was called up to the national team, and in 1998, he played as a star in the World Cup in France, and his brilliant free-kick in the group stage contrasted sharply with the red card against Argentina in the 18 final. Helping Manchester United to a treble in 1999 put him back on top of the world, and at the end of 2000 he captained the England national team.

In the 2001 World Cup qualifiers, Beckham once again achieved Beckham, in the last minute of the final game with the Greek team, Beckham broke the net with a free kick and saved the England team on the verge of the play-offs with one hand.

Euro 2004 was another joke with David Beckham, when the England captain fired an anti-aircraft gun on his first appearance in a penalty shoot-out against Portugal and the team were subsequently eliminated. David Beckham is definitely a good player on the pitch, but many believe his popularity in the fashion world helped him in his football career, and perhaps he could make a name for himself by winning the title with LinkedIn Gran at the 2006 World Cup.

In 2006, in the quarter-finals, Belle's cutlass saved the whole of England.

Which David are you talking about, David Villa?

David Beckham was born in London's East End, the son of Edward a chef and Sandra West. As a child, Becky attended Bobby Charlton's soccer school. In another street soccer match, Becky won first place and a chance to go to Barcelona for a training session.

At the age of seven, he joined the amateur team that his father coached, Reedville Levos. When he was in elementary school, he represented the Riddle Wanderers and won the "Fifield" 5-a-side football championship.

At the age of 11, he joined Walterham's under-12 team. Spotted by Manchester United scout Malcolm Fegien; Represented Essex Secondary School; Entered Tottenham Hotspur Hotspur as an elite cadet. At the age of 13, Becky received an offer from Manchester United.

In 1988, he stood out in the football school hosted by Charlton Athletic and was named the most promising student in the school.

He joined Manchester United's youth team on 8 July 1991 and began training.

On January 22, 1993, he officially became a professional football player. On 7 November 1994, in the Champions Cup match against Galatasaray of Turkey, Beckham finally scored his first goal for Manchester United's first team. In 1995, in his first game on loan at Preston North End, Beckham scored a goal from a free-kick.

After returning to Manchester United, Beckham had his first stable number at Manchester United, number 24.

On 2 April 1995, he made his debut for Manchester United against Leeds United, with the number 19 (and the number 7 for most of the time). On 19 August, he scored his first Premier League goal for the Reds with a long-range strike against Aston Villa.