David Beckham has enjoyed significant fame as a soccer player. However, now that the former England player has hung up his boots, he is busy catching up with the entertainment world. His presence in the fashion world extends far beyond his career as a soccer player. The 48-year-old has left an indelible mark on the glamor industry.

Beckham is known for his extensive network of celebrity friends. His status as a soccer star and fashion icon has allowed him to connect with individuals from various backgrounds and industries. In fact, he recently met with Jeremy Clarkson, who trolled him in a hilarious fashion.

British actor trolls David Beckham

David Beckham recently went to meet Gerald Cooper, who stars in Jeremy Clarkson’s famous Amazon Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm. The former England international paid a visit to Diddly Squat Farm, where he met Cooper. It was indeed a fan-favorite moment for both of them as they even clicked a picture with a teeth-full smile.

Beck’s visit to the farm was snapped by Clarkson, and he even shared both of their pictures on Instagram. Moreover, he posted the picture with a hilarious caption. The English broadcaster wrote, “Gerald. And another man.” Indeed, it is a cheeky dig from Clarkson, who has always been good with his hilarious taunts. The caption must have brought a smile to Beckham’s face. He must be looking to give a cheeky response to the photo as well.

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Both Clarkson and Becks share a good bond. The Golden Balls must be thrilled to catch up with Clarkson’s Farm stars. However, this is just a part of Clarkson’s antics, as he recently sent a warning to Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

Jeremy Clarkson sent a warning to Wrexham owners!

Recently, Clarkson went on Twitter to send a friendly warning to Wrexham owners Reynolds and McElhenney. He apprised them that they were in his sights. He wrote, “Ok Wrexham. @ChadlingtonFC is coming for you.” The famous broadcaster wrote the warning on his local team’s behalf, Chadlington FC. The 63-year-old sponsors the team.

The Oxfordshire-based clubs have incorporated the tractor logo from Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm onto their jerseys. Hence, the former Top Gear presenter may have tweeted this in an attempt to raise awareness of his soccer venture. Chadlington FC is a non-league club, competing in Witney and District Division One.

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