Beckham bids au revoir to football David Beckham will give the world one last chance to see him on a football field on Sunday. The 38-year-old Beckham will be with French champions Paris Saint-Germain at Lorient for the final round of the French league. "It's been a very special place for me," Beckham said. After 22 years of playing football I'm going to take a few months to enjoy time with my family. Although PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti said it is unlikely Beckham will play, it has not been officially decided yet. In other final round matches Lyon will contend with Saint-Etienne and Lille for the last Champions League spot while Ajaccio, Sochaux and Troyes will try to stay in the elite level. When PSG clinched the league title on May 12, Beckham became the first English player to win the championship in four countries after success with Manchester United, Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Galaxy. He also played on loan with AC Milan and made 115 appearances for his country, a record in England for someone other than a goalkeeper. I just feel that it's the right time. I feel that I've achieved everything that I could in my career. I wanted to go out as a champion," Beckham said last week. I've finished my career in a team that has treated me like I've been here for 10 years. In his four-month stint with the Paris club, Beckham has won over his teammates. "I think his retirement is a huge loss for football, but I also understand his decision," Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic said. I didn't know him personally before he signed for Paris, but I have got to know him here. He has been a model of professionalism. Beckham has clearly made a strong impression on his teammates despite playing only 14 games for PSG. David is an incredible person. I can't speak highly enough of him. But first and foremost, he's a great footballer who has had an amazing career," France international Blaise Matuidi said. Beckham drew a roaring ovation from the 44,983 spectators at Parc des Princes last Saturday when he was replaced in the 81st minute by Ezequiel Lavezzi. PSG beat Brest 3-1 as Beckham set up the second goal in the 32nd with a corner kick from the left. Appointed captain for PSG's last home game this season, Beckham was overwhelmed and reduced to tears as he left the field. "To end my career in front of a crowd like that, with players like that, it's very special," he said. PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi said last week that he is negotiating with Beckham, hoping the former England captain will work with the French club after retirement, possibly in an ambassadorial role.