David Beckham has revealed the inspiration behind Inter Miami FC’s controversial crest after being trolled

DAVID BECKHAM has explained that his new franchise Inter Miami FC wanted “something different” for their team crest having been trolled by some for the design.

The England legend took a load of stick of social media following the release of the new badge that involves two herons.

Fans also questioned the name of the club with one describing it as “something a 9-year-old would come up with.”

Another joked: “Pretty sure I’ve come up against a 5-a-side team called Inter Miami playing Powerleague before.”

The badge was created by designer Kimou Meyer who revealed the process took a whopping three years from start to finish.

In a video released by Inter Miami’s official Twitter page, Beckham admitted that he wanted to “gravitate to the old South American crests” and it was something “that really needed to go into the logo.”

 David Beckham has revealed his inspiration behind the new crest
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David Beckham has revealed his inspiration behind the new crestCredit: AFP or licensors

 The badge features a monogram involving two herons
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The badge features a monogram involving two heronsCredit: Splash News
He added: “Once I met Kimou, I knew they were the right people to work with. I knew that creatively, they would come up with something different.”

Kimou claimed that Beckham “liked the idea of a monogram-inspired mark with a symbol that would represent the club.”

And so they came up with two herons standing back-to-back with their legs forming an ‘M’ shape – symbolising Miami.

The herons represent the city who migrated from South America to stay in Miami.

Inter Miami will head into their debut MLS season in 2020 and reports claim that Beckham wants Lionel Messi to part of their history.

 Beckham revealed he wanted something that looked South American
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Beckham revealed he wanted something that looked South AmericanCredit: The Mega Agency

 This is the pink and black club crest featuring two herons on it
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This is the pink and black club crest featuring two herons on itCredit: Inter Miami CF
David Beckham congratulates LA Galaxy star Zlatan Ibrahimovic on scoring his 500th goal
The Barcelona superstar is under contract until June 2021 but will be 33 at the time.

Beckham’s huge profile and contacts in the game may give him the resources to secure a previously unheard of deal.

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