Beckham, who turned 38 earlier this
month, has quit at the top after
playing his part in the Parisian club's
first Ligue 1 championship in 19 years.
That made him the first Englishman to
win titles in four different countries,
and PSG were keen to hold on to the
midfielder beyond the end of his
short-term contract.
But Beckham has instead opted to
follow his old mentor Sir Alex
Ferguson into retirement, calling a halt
to a senior career which began with a
Manchester United debut in 1992.
Beckham went on to win six Premier
League titles, two FA Cups and a
Champions League with United,
where he was voted PFA Young Player
of the Year in 1997.
Glenn Hoddle gave him an England
debut in September 1996, and he
survived the fall-out from an
infamous red card at the 1998 World
Cup to become his country's most-
capped outfield player, 59 of 115
appearances coming as skipper.
Beckham left Old Trafford for Real
Madrid in the summer of 2003 and
won the Liga title in the last of his four
seasons in Spain before signing for LA
Galaxy, where he was twice an MLS
Cup winner.
He spent two loan spells in Italy with
Milan and made a final move to Paris
in January this year.
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