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David Beckham To Return To Vietnam Next Week

Football legend, David Beckham, is on Vietnam where he will “exchange activities with local fans and the media.”

If this sounds ambiguous, that’s because it is.

The former Manchester United and England captain shared the news of his trip, his third to Vietnam (2003 and 2005), on his Facebook page, but details have not been released to the media.

Thanh Nien cited unnamed sources who said that his visit is for a personal project.

The former Manchester United midfielder is works with a number of organizations including Sky Sports, Adidas and UNICEF.

No word on whether Posh Spice Victoria Beckham will be joining him.

[Thanh Nien]

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