Former England captain, David Beckham, has picked the five best players he ever played with, in a five-a-side team.
Beckham broke through at Manchester United aged 17 in 1992 and went on to enjoy an illustrious footballing career.
He won six Premier League titles, before joining Real Madrid where he went on to win LaLiga.
The following season, Beckham moved to the MLS to sign for LA Galaxy in 2007 and returned to Europe in the off-season for two loan stints at AC Milan.
Eventually, Beckham returned permanently to Europe, playing one season at Paris Saint-Germain and helping them to win Ligue 1 before he retired.
The 49-year-old was asked by former teammate Rio Ferdinand to set up a five-a-side team from players he shared a dressing room with.
Choosing not to name a goalkeeper, Beckham picked defensive duo Roberto Carlos and Paolo Maldini who he played alongside at Real and Milan respectively.
In midfield, he selected Zinedine Zidane with whom he lined up alongside during his time at the Bernabeu.
Beckham selected another former Real teammate, Ronaldo Nazario, to lead the attack.
