David Beckham fled hotel for more than 500 million a night after being stoned at the 2022 World Cup?

David Beckham is currently constantly facing "turns" in Qatar - World Cup 2022. Recently, the former player had to flee from a £20,000-a-night hotel, citing shock.

British media on the morning of 30/11 suddenly reported that former player David Beckham was forced to leave his hotel room after fans discovered he was staying there. Now, this luxury hotel room is vacant.

The former England captain has booked a stay at the five-star Mandarin Oriental hotel in Doha (Qatar) ahead of the 2022 World Cup, where he is carrying out his duties as ambassador to Qatar. David Beckham stays in the Baraha View suite, which features a private dining area, private concierge, outdoor patio, private pool and gym.

The Daily Mail claimed Beckham quickly left the hotel over the weekend. Beckham didn't want to attract fans' attention when news that he was staying at the hotel went viral. So, he left here and moved elsewhere.

A source told the Daily Mail: 'The staff would love to have David Beckham here and call him 'Sir David' because he has so much respect for everyone and is respected by everyone. Other guests don't see Beckham much because he has a lovely private room in the hotel, meaning he doesn't need to mingle with them.

David Beckham was very polite and gracious to the staff and seemed to be a very nice man. Sir David is one of the most famous men in world football and it is an honour to have him here. It's a shame David Beckham isn't here anymore but I'm sure he'll be back. Who wouldn't love to stay here?'

Becks has enjoyed living in luxury apartments known as 'hotels within hotels'. Beckham has his own chef who cooks him delicacies like Japanese Kobe steak and a variety of noodle dishes when he stays at the hotel.

David Beckham tries to keep his privacy as much as possible. He used his own lobby to move around and was transported in a black limousine to avoid attracting attention. But that wasn't enough to keep Beckham's location a secret.

Beckham has been spotted at a number of matches at the 2022 World Cup but as an ambassador at the World Cup, Beckham has to do more than just go to the stadium to watch football.

Earlier, Beckham was heavily criticised for promoting the 2022 World Cup, where he was paid £10m by hosts Qatar as an ambassador. Qatar has been widely criticised for its human rights issues and that is why Beckham has also been slammed for being an ambassador for the 2022 World Cup host country.

David Beckham has been accused of hypocrisy for supporting gay player Jake Daniels while still accepting money to be the face of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the country that bans homosexuality. As an ambassador for the 2022 World Cup, Beckham has also been criticized by many media and fans, especially from gay fans. However, the former England captain has defended his role as well as host nation Qatar.

Beckham said: "Qatar dreams of taking the World Cup to a place it has never been before, but it is not enough just to achieve it on the pitch. Football is part of social progress. Dreams can come true. That's why you're here and share your passion with everyone. Football matches will help people be more tolerant and integrate with each other."

However, shortly after the above statement, David Beckham was stigmatized by the gay magazine - Attitude. According to Attitude, Beckham is a hypocrite for supporting gay players on the one hand, and receiving money to promote the 2022 World Cup host country, Qatar – which has strict gay laws.

In fact, Beckham has been criticised since signing on as an ambassador for the 2022 World Cup in February 2021. The deal earned the one-time United and England star £10 million in a short period of time. In the near future, Beckham will continue to make many trips to Qatar to promote the finals taking place later this year.

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