FORMER ENGLAND FOOTBALL captain David Beckham has backed a vote to remain in the EU.

In an Instagram post today, Beckham said the great Manchester United teams he played on were improved by “a Danish goalkeeper, Peter Schmeichel, the leadership of an Irishman Roy Keane and the skill of a Frenchman in Eric Cantona”.

He said the world had to work together and was “vibrant and connected”.

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But, where does that put Beckham in terms of famous people?

Here’s some of those who’ve declared a preference in Thursday’s vote.

Remain

Simon Cowell

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The X-Factor judge told The Mirror his “gut feeling” was that Britain shouldn’t be on their own.

JK Rowling

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Harry Potter author Rowling wrote on her website that “monsters and villains” had overtaken the Leave campaign.

Bob Geldof

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You may have seen him on a boat last week.

Jeremy Clarkson

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The former Top Gear host wrote that he was “with the man whose wife we fancy”, pledging his allegiance to Prime Minister David Cameron.

Richard Branson

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The Virgin billionaire said a leave vote would be “the worst decision the British public ever made”.

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Over 250 British actors, singers and bands wrote an open letter to The Guardian calling for a remain vote.

Leave

John Cleese

Andrew Matthews Andrew Matthews

The Monthy Python actor said he didn’t see any reform coming for the EU so he was voting out.

Sol Campbell

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The former England footballer says the EU has led to the Premier League becoming “loaded with too many overseas footballers” because of European freedom of movement.

Vicky Pattison

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The Geordie Shore star said it was time to jump ship because of “all the problems that are going on in Greece, Germany and Turkey”.

Katie Hopkins

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Shocker.

Michael Caine

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The Oscar winner says Britain is being “dictated to by faceless civil servants”.

Liz Hurley

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Hurley said she wanted “to go back to using decent light bulbs”.

Julian Fellowes

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The Downton Abbey creator says the EU is “anti-democratic” and autocratic.

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