David Beckham's football club accused of breaking its promise to build public park

Football team Inter Miami CF reportedly struck a deal to create a public park around its $160m (£116m) stadium in Fort Lauderdale. Now the city’s vice mayor has accused the club, which is part-owned by David Beckham, of reneging on its promise.
Inter Miami play at the 18,000-seater DRV PNK Stadium, which is owned by the city of Miami.
A 2019 deal between the city and Miami Beckham United required the club to build the park “in the most expeditious manner”.
The deal with the owners of the club called Inter Miami also allowed them to have a 50-year rent-free lease at the Florida stadium.
The plans were for the park to be built on the 20-acre site next to the ground.
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