David Beckham's Next Club: 5 Challenges To Finish His Career

David Beckham has made his decision to leave the United States clear this week, and his words have so far echoed throughout the valley of football.

The 37-year old midfielder plans to end his stay with LA Galaxy in style as they defend the title against Houston Dynamo on December 1. Throughout his career, the former Manchester United player has proven to be a huge hit with fans in the US, and although an option on his contract could mean another year with his current employers, his decision to move on seems clear. Beckham€™s move to the MLS in 2007 brought huge credibility to the beautiful game in the United States, and his loyalty to Galaxy - along with a series of decisive performances - turned him into an ambassador of credibility to the sports. €œI've had an incredibly special time playing for the LA Galaxy, however, I wanted to experience one last challenge before the end of my playing career," Beckham said in a statement to the MLS website. "I don't see this as the end of my relationship with the league as my ambition is to be part of the ownership structure in the future." With his future still to be unveiled, demand for his services have so far never failed to materialise - with AC Milan known to value his abilities having loaned him in €™09 and €™10 while he focused on trying to make the England World Cup 2010 squad. The fan base acquired throughout his career as a sportsman and a media icon is also constantly growing, and potential employers are aware of the marketing factor €œBeckhamania€ brings to any organization. So what might be Golden balls€™ next destination? According to BBC Sport, the player is believed to have said: €œI wanted to experience one last challenge before the end of my playing career.€ News regarding possible employment has surface from all around the globe and with his image being a gold-mine, Beckham has more than one option to consider - those include China, France, Australia, Brazil, Italy, England and Russia. The true motivating factor regarding his destination will only be known to the player himself. However, if the lure of money is not pivotal, here are 5 €œchallenges€ that could just suit the player that he is:
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