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David Beckham To Retire From Football May 26, Remembered As Sporting Icon

05 / 17 / 13

DAVID BECKHAM "has retired from football," according to Sarah Ebner of the LONDON TIMES. The 38-year-old, who "transcended the sport," has decided "to call it a day after winning the league title in France with Paris Saint-Germain." He is the first British player to win such a title in four differ...

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