Beckham intended to attack Ferguson in the 'flying shoe' incident

Beckham is the main character in a four-part documentary series produced by Netflix. This film promises to recreate events that occurred in the career of the 48-year-old former midfielder.

One of them is the "flying shoe" scandal, which forced him to leave Man Utd in 2003.

At that time, after losing to Arsenal in the fifth round of the FA Cup, Ferguson angrily entered the Man Utd dressing room. He kicked a pile of clothes, including a shoe. Unfortunately, the shoe flew into Beckham's face, causing the former England captain to have to have several stitches on his eyebrow

In the trailer of the upcoming movie, Beckham acts like he was hit by a flying shoe. "Then I rushed at him like this," Beckham described. The producer asked again: "You attacked him?". Beckham nodded and replied: "That's right."

Ferguson is a notoriously strict man. He was once nicknamed "Hairdryer", referring to his actions of yelling at players after every unsatisfactory result.

In 2017, Beckham recalled this incident. He recalled: "I made a few mistakes in that match and then he came into the locker room and we argued a little bit. He started walking towards me and kicked a bunch of clothes on the floor. The shoe flew up and hit me. At that moment, I realized how accurately he could kick."

Also in the trailer of the upcoming film, Beckham recalls one of the most controversial moments of his career - the red card in the match against Argentina at the 1998 World Cup. At that time, the former midfielder stepped on Diego's leg. Simeone in the match in the 1/8 round and then was expelled. "I never thought I would repeat this. It made me lose food and sleep. It left me with a pain that I probably didn't even realize," he admitted.

Beckham became famous for Man Utd - where he played 394 matches, won six Premier League titles and one Champions League, before playing for Real Madrid (Spain), LA Galaxy (USA), playing under on loan at AC Milan (Italy) and finally PSG.

In about 20 years of career, he won a total of 19 titles. Among them are 10 in four different national championships - something no English player has ever done. Beckham also spent six years (from 2000 to 2006) as England captain - where he played a total of 115 matches, starting with the match against Moldova in 1996 and ending with the 3-0 victory over Belarus in 2009. No won any title with the team, but Beckham is the only English player to score in three consecutive World Cup finals and is the second best passer in Euro history.