Beckham rules out boring management job
England captain David Beckham revealed that he is not interested in going down the road of football management when his playing career is over.
England captain David Beckham revealed that he is not interested in going down the road of football management when his playing career is over.
The 30-year-old Real Madrid player hopes to become more involved in youth coaching and plans to spend much more time with his family.
"It's never interested me. I wouldn't like to be a manager," said the former Manchester United midfielder.
"I love being a footballer - that's my passion. Being a manager would not be a passion for me."
Beckham told Sky Sports News he plans to invest time in his youth academy project, which has bases in London and Los Angeles.
"After football I've got my academies which I've just set up and feel strongly about," Beckham explained.
"It's a very personal thing for me and I'm also a UNICEF ambassador, so that is going to be a big part of my life when I finish playing, and spending time with the kids and (wife) Victoria."