Brazilian Ronaldo sends ‘proud’ message to David Beckham as Inter Miami unveils Nu Stadium

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7 Apr 2026 • 2:19 AM MYT
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Brazilian legend Ronaldo sent a heartfelt message to David Beckham as Inter Miami officially unveiled its new Nu Stadium, marking a major milestone for the club.

The moment was more than just a stadium launch. It represented the next phase of Beckham’s long-term vision for football in the United States.

That context is what made Ronaldo’s message stand out, coming from someone who understands both legacy and global impact. It framed the night as part of something much bigger than infrastructure.

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Ronaldo praises David Beckham as Inter Miami opens Nu Stadium

The tribute came in a post shared via Ronaldo’s Instagram, celebrating the official unveiling of Inter Miami’s new home.

Ronaldo’s message focused on Beckham’s long-term vision, highlighting how the project has evolved over time.

He wrote, “20 years ago, you dared to dream bigger than the game. Today, you open doors to a new era. Proud to witness you turning vision into legacy and changing the game in the US again. Congratulations brother, I’m proud of you!”

The message reflects how Beckham’s influence has extended beyond his playing career into shaping football’s presence in the US.

David Beckham responds to Ronaldo after Inter Miami stadium moment

Beckham responded directly in the comments, acknowledging Ronaldo’s message during the same milestone moment.

He replied, “Love you, my friend, thank you for being there on such a special night.”

The exchange added a personal layer to the occasion, bringing together two figures who helped define a generation of football.

It also underlined the significance of the event, not just for Inter Miami, but for the broader growth of the sport in the United States.

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