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Beckham Tightlipped About Talks With Major League Soccer Over Franchise Ownership

05 / 20 / 13

David Beckham could return to the U.S. as "owner of a new club and his advisors have already held talks" with Major League Soccer, according to Simon Evans of REUTERS. Beckham has "been tight-lipped about his future plans" after ending the season with Ligue 1 Paris St. Germain. The former England ca...

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11/12/12
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Telmex Calls For Guiterrez At Sauber

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Nike Nears Cole Haan Sale

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