David Beckham mirrors his son Romeo’s style with freshly bleached platinum blond hair

He is known for his once controversial and bizarre hairstyles.

And David Beckham, 47, seemed to take inspiration from his son Romeo, 20, when he showed off his freshly bleached platinum blonde hair on Friday.

The former footballer mirrored the Inter Miami player’s gaze as he took to Instagram to celebrate the team’s secure spot in the MLS playoffs.

David, who co-owns Inter Miami while Romeo is under contract with the team, beamed as he joined an adoring crowd with his son.

The pair were seen snapping selfies with fans after the club secured a play-off spot for the second time in their four-year history, with a 4-1 win over rivals Orland City.

Romeo revealed his daring look earlier this year, when he stepped out wearing a platinum, long buzzcut with a triangular undercut around the back of his head.

Like father, like son: The former footballer mirrored the Inter Miami player’s gaze as he took to Instagram to celebrate the team securing his spot in the MLS playoffs

Bold: Romeo revealed his daring look earlier this year, when he stepped out wearing a platinum, long buzzcut with a triangular undercut around the back of his head

The style is no different from the outlandish styles his father preferred during his heyday in football, but it now seems that David takes his inspiration from Romeo.

David reflected on what he considers to be his most controversial haircuts ever in a candid conversation about his personal life in June.

The former footballer said his iconic mohawk caused the most trouble in 2000 when his then Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson told him to shave him off in the dressing room as soon as he saw it.

Switch: David was known for his once controversial haircuts, but in recent years has favored a much more natural look (pictured last month, right)

Family: Romeo’s style is no different from the outlandish styles his father preferred during his heyday in football, but it now seems that David takes his inspiration from his son

Speaking to English football coach Gary Neville, 47, for Sky Bet’s The Overlap, David explained: ‘Probably the mohawk. It wasn’t until the gaffer saw it and let me shave it in the locker room.

‘The mohawk and probably the cornrows. I had it done in the south of France after I had drunk a glass of rosé.’

Meanwhile, he also revealed what he thought was his best haircut ever, adding that he’d love to get back to doing that in a heartbeat.

Trouble: The former footballer says his iconic mohawk caused the most trouble in 2000 when his then Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson told him to shave it off

Variety: David, who has tried different styles over the years, said his cornrows caused quite a stir in 2003 when he finished them after a glass of wine in France.

Referring to his current haircut, he joked, “Except this one?” before adding, “I always liked the skinhead because it was easy, you didn’t have to do anything with it, so I loved the skinhead.”

The sportsman also spoke about his bold fashion choices over the years, stressing that his choice of clothing was always his, despite people who thought the woman Victoria Beckham, 48, had influence.

When asked about his favorite outfit, he insisted he never hesitated, explaining, “I always thought I looked good. I look back now and I’m not sure, but I’ve always felt like I was always wearing the right thing at the time.”

Easy Style: Of his favorite he said, “I always loved the skinhead because it was easy, you didn’t have to do anything with it, so I loved the skinhead” (pictured in 2004)

He continued: ‘To be honest, people always thought that Victoria had a big influence on what I wore, the decisions I made about haircuts or tattoos, or the clothes I wore.

“But I always made the decision to wear an all-leather outfit or whatever I was wearing at the time.”

‘I just loved fashion. I liked wearing different things and different clothes and things like that.’

Committed: David, pictured with kids Cruz, Harper, Brooklyn and Romeo, says he sees himself in each of his offspring