He's finally said goodbye to soccer, and now David Beckham reflects on his field time in the July 2013 issue of Delta Sky magazine.
While showing off his tattoo-covered arms for the Doug Inglish-shot spread, the British soccer legend opens up about his career and even reveals other job aspirations.
Check out a few highlights from Mr. Beckham's interview below. For more, be sure to visit Delta Sky magazine!
On life without soccer:
"If I was not a footballer, I would love to be a Lego model builder."
On his career highlights:
"I'm incredibly fortunate to have achieved much during my career, so it's difficult to one out. Playing and captaining my country was a source of great pride; I love my country, so to wear the England shirt was always something I dreamt of doing as a kid. Not many things can beat, though, winning the treble for my boyhood club, Manchester United. We had grown up together as younger players, competed for all the Academy teams, and then we reached the senior squad together. To then win the major club honors with your friends and teammates in such a dramatic fashion will always live long in the memory."
On his time away from soccer:
"Off the field, there is no question, I'm proudest of my role as a father to four amazing children. I'm sure all parents will feel the same way, and that trumps everything else I have achieved."
