David Beckham, one win away from claiming the MLS title with L.A Galaxy, revealed that he had never considered abandoning the team.
David Beckham will line up against Real Salt Lake in Sunday’s MLS Cup final but his first two seasons in the U.S. saw little success for the team and plenty of controversy.
After training on Thursday and before flying to Seattle for the final, Beckham said he had never considered walking away and returning permanently to Europe.
Beckham told reporters that he had always committed himself to the MLS and committed Tim Leiweke and the whole franchise.
He added that there is never a smooth road and that there are always a few bumps along the way.
Beckham then said that his career has been always like that as there are always been ups and downs, more ups than downs but that is the way it is, that’s life.
Beckham, who will return to AC Milan in January for another loan spell, said while it had been an achievement for the Galaxy to reach the MLS Cup final, which will decide the league title, it would mean little if the team failed to take the championship.
He said that at the end of the day, LA Galaxy have done well this season and that the team deserve to be where it is at the moment, but have not won anything.
Beckham also added that there is still a lot of hard work to do before then and said that the game against Salt Lake will be tough and therefore the team is preparing and will be ready.