⚽️David Beckham shares details about his recent soccer injury and the severity of it.
🌍He discusses the current state and popularity of soccer worldwide.
💰Beckham talks about the financial aspects of soccer, including team budgets and player salaries.
🏆He expresses his desire to compete in the World Cup and represent his home country, England.
🇿🇦Beckham expresses his optimism for the upcoming World Cup in South Africa and believes it will be a successful event.
How did David Beckham injure himself?
—Beckham injured his Achilles tendon while playing for AC Milan. He described hearing a pop and feeling his foot go floppy.
Will Beckham be able to recover and resume playing?
—Beckham is undergoing therapy and remains hopeful. He may not be able to play in the World Cup but will support the team as a member.
What is the current state of soccer popularity in the United States?
—Soccer is gaining popularity in the US, although it is not as popular as other sports. Beckham believes it has a bright future, especially among young kids.
How does the English Premier League work?
—The Premier League is the top soccer league in England. Teams that perform poorly can be relegated to lower leagues, resulting in financial losses.
Will Beckham return to play for AC Milan?
—Beckham stated that he will continue playing for the Los Angeles Galaxy for the remainder of his contract. After that, he will see what the future holds.
00:00David Beckham, the biggest star in soccer, joins the show.
00:31Beckham describes the severity of his Achilles tendon injury.
02:09He discusses the popularity and future of soccer in the United States.
06:17Beckham explains the structure of the English Premier League.
09:04He expresses his hope to attend the upcoming World Cup in South Africa as a supporter.
10:48Beckham talks about the role of the referee in keeping time during soccer matches.
11:03He confirms his commitment to the Los Angeles Galaxy and discusses future career plans.
11:33The interview concludes with Beckham thanking the audience and saying goodbye.
