Photos: David Beckham Poses With Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi As He Returns to Paris Saint Germain

• David Beckham was seen grinning alongside several Paris Saint-Germain stars
• The England legend visited the training ground of his old club on Thursday
• Among others who said hello were Kylian Mbappe, Sergio Ramos, and Lionel Messi

Former England captain David Beckham received a star-studded welcome during a trip to Paris Saint-Germain’s training ground.

The 47-year-old returned to his old side to greet several stars at the Camp des Loges.

In photos shared on social media, spotted by Sports Brief, footballing icon met world-class forward Kylian Mbappe, who has his arm around him, and Spanish defender Sergio Ramos.

The legendary midfielder also posed alongside Lionel Messi and Italian Marco Verratti, who is the only player still at the club from when Beckham was there, Get French Football News reports.

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A smiling Becks then stood in the centre of a massive group shot involving 24 players from the first-team squad.

The Manchester United icon met up with the team after their training session on Thursday.

Beckham's career

According to Talk Sports, Beckham played 14 matches for PSG during the final months of his career, leading to a tearful farewell when he eventually hung up his boots in 2013.

The right winger enjoyed the sort of career that many can only dream of having, coming through the youth academy with Manchester United.

After making 388 appearances for the Red Devils, Beckham went on to enjoy four years with Real Madrid before heading stateside to join LA Galaxy in the MLS.

During his time there, Beckham enjoyed two loan spells with AC Milan, before joining Paris Saint-Germain on a five-month deal before he retired in the summer of 2013.

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Beckham could buy Manchester United

Previously, Sports Brief reported on Man United legend, David Beckham reportedly preparing to buy the Old Trafford club after it was put on sale by current owners, the Glazers.

The owners, who bought the Premier League giants for £790 million back in 2005, are understood to have put the club on the market in November and want a whopping £8 billion.

In subsequent months, however, talks of a Beckham takeover have quietened down with the UK's richest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and a Qatari-backed bid leading the race for the club.