Romeo Beckham turns back on Premier League contract as Brentford B star chooses new career path inspired by mother Victoria

Romeo started his football journey with Arsenal's youth academy before joining David Beckham-owned Inter Miami in the MLS. He spent two years with the Herons' reserves side before moving back to England and signing for Brentford last summer.

The young forward, however, has now decided to hang up his boots after spending a year with the Bees' B team. Per The Sun, Beckham plans to take up a new career in fashion, inspired by his fashion designer mother Victoria. Beckham has already signed with top fashion agent in Safe Management and has modelled for Yves Saint Laurent.

A source close to The Sun told the publication: "Romeo has decided to hang up his football boots and devote his time to his fashion career. He has loved his time at Brentford but needs to focus his attention on fashion, which is where his passion lies. Romeo has recently signed with a top fashion agent in Paris and has his sights set on working with some ­massive brands."

While the youngster has brought the curtain down on his brief football career, he will continue to work with the Brentford Penguins - a team consisting of players aged five and above who suffer from Down’s ­syndrome.