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Football icon and legend David Beckham announced that he will end his professional football player career after this season.
The Englishman, who turned 38 this month, played for clubs such as "Manchester United," "Real Madrid," "Los Angeles Galaxy," and also represented "Milan" for a while, and recently - the "Paris St.Germain" team, with which he managed to win the French championships.
D. Beckham followed the footsteps of "Manchester United" legends Sir Alex Ferguson and Paul Scholes, who retired from football this week.
The Paris team wanted to extend the contract for a while longer, but the Englishman chose a different decision: "I am grateful to PSG club for the opportunity to continue, but I feel that now is the right time to retire."
Meanwhile, with the "Manchester United" club, Beckham won the "Premier" league 6 times, the FA Cup twice, and the Champions League trophy once.
The defender made his debut on September 23, 1992, in a league cup match against the "Brighton" team.
