David Beckham will return to LA Galaxy from AC Milan after World Cup, say MLS

Published: 8:40AM GMT 03 March 2010

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Don Garber pronounced Beckham"s move to America had been a success and discharged media conjecture the England player would confirm opposite returning when the finals in South Africa were over.

Garber said: "David will be behind after the World Cup, no disbelief about that. He has been a success. There are regularly going to be people, utterly in England, that see at all and don"t see the positives.

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"Our joining is on the map globally, he"s one of the majority renouned people on the universe and he plays in Major League Soccer for Los Angeles Galaxy.

"That in itself has shown the universe we are critical in that we have one of the good general players in the league," combined Garber.

"Have there been hurdles with him going behind and forth? Absolutely but infrequently that kind of hum is good. Football is a materialisation in the United States now."

Beckham, England"s majority capped outfield player with 115 appearances, could face the US in a Group C tie in Rustenburg on Jun 12.

"It will be one of the majority renouned sports events in America for utterly a little time," pronounced Garber. "ESPN is going to foster it some-more than any alternative eventuality in their history, it"s a rematch of the 1950 World Cup (tie) that we surprisingly won.

"It"s Beckham v Landon Donovan and that could be a good story. I goal David Beckham plays and he"s positively been spending a lot of time in Milan to give him the most appropriate possibility of playing."

Garber additionally pronounced he was carefree a brawl in between the MLS and the players would be resolved. MLS players wish some-more leisure from the joining over salaries and contracts.

"We"ll get by it, we"ll find a complement that functions for us and the players," he added.