Two Mario's are heading towards the Premier League, and David Beckham is hoping for Cristiano Ronaldo. Here are the Thursday Transfer Rumours.

Jose Mourinho wants Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira to Chelsea in the summer (Daily Express) - Probability: Medium

David Beckham hopes to sign Cristiano Ronaldo for his new Miami team that will take off in 2017 (Metro) - Probability: Low

Inter Milan are plotting a swoop for Newcastle's Hatem Ben Arfa (Newcastle Chronicle) - Probability: High

Arsenal is hoping to bring in Mario Balotelli from AC Milan after Arsene Wenger held talks with the player's agent (Daily Express) - Low

Arsenal and Liverpool target Mathieu Valbuena of Marseille (Metro) - Probability: Medium

Chelsea could make a move for Bayern Munich striker Mario Mandzukic (Caughtoffside) - Probability: Medium

Wolfsburg forward Ivica Olic is linked with a move to Stoke this summer (The Sun) - Probability: Medium

Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham are all following Portugal U-19 winger Carlos Mane (Sky Sports) - Probability: Medium

Tottenham are also watching Argentinos Juniors midfielder Rodrigo Gomez (The Mirror) - Probability: Low

Liverpool have submitted an offer to sign Bacary Sagna of Arsenal in the summer (Sky Italia) - Probability: Medium

With Jermain Defoe's move to Toronto FC, he will be one of many British players with a history in the Major League Soccer. Great Dane Football Blog takes a look on five of the most successful Brits in USA.

5. Robert Earnshaw, Toronto FC

The Zambian-born Welsh joined Toronto FC from Cardiff last winter, after having been on loan in the Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv FC. After representing West Bromwich Albion, Norwich, Derby, Nottingham FOrest and Cardiff he made agreed to join the Canadian club and soon scored his first two goals helping Toronto to a 2-1 victory against Sporting Kansas City on the 9th of March last year. Furthermore, he has been awarded MLS Player of the Week for the two goal performance. So far Earnshaw has scored eight goals in 26 matches.

4. Nigel Reo-Coker, Vancouver Whitecaps FC

After a promising start on his career for Wimbledon,  he moved on to West Ham, and Aston Villa and a couple of less successful spells as Bolton Wanderers and Ipswich Town, Nigel Reo-Coker joined Vancouver Whitecaps FC in February 2013. Despite his Discovery Rights had been held by Portland Timbers, Reo-Coker expressed his desire to play for Vancouver, who traded their way to his rights. In his first match for the club,  he made 38 passes in 45 minutes. His first goal was scored against Seattle Sounders on the 9th October 2013 against Seattle Sounders. So far the midfielder has had 32 caps for the Canadian club.

3. Robbie Keane, LA Galaxy

The former Tottenham, Liverpool and Celtic striker, is known his many goals, and the streak has continued in LA Galaxy, in the MLS. Here, he became one of the club's three allowed designated players, alongside David Beckham and Landon Donovan. He made his debut against San Jose Earthquakes where he also scored his first goal. Since his debut, the Irish striker have developed into a key player for Galaxy and have so far scored 34 goals in 55 matches

2. Ronnie O'Brien, FC Dallas, Toronto FC and San Jose Earthquakes

The Irishman started a promising career in Middlesbrough at the age of 18. Despite not playing a single match for Middlesbrough Juventus signed the midfielder at the age of 20, but once again O'Brien did not make a single appearance, but was on loan to a number of clubs. Then in 2002 he made the unconventional decision to move to America and join the Dallas Burn (Now Dallas FC). After being injured for the most of his first season, O'Brien made it to the MLS Best Xi in the 2004 and 2005 seasons. In 2005, he moved to Toronto before being traded to San Jose Earthquakes in 2008. Here, he made 28 appearances and scored 4 goals. Today he is a coach of FC Dallas youth teams.

1. David Beckham, LA Galaxy

David Beckham needs no introduction. His signing with LA Galaxy made top news all across the globe with the news of a 5-year contract worth 32.5 US million dollars. The money was well spent by the club as the high-profile acquisition paid immediate financial dividends long before Beckham even moved to America. On the pitch,  Beckham was a success as well with 98 caps and 18 goals and a number of trophies. Today, he is working on making a new soccer club in the MLS.

David Beckham is not completely done with football after ending his career; now he is working on a new

When Beckham signed with LA Galaxy and the MLS they gave him the option to buy a new league franchise for $25m, and with plans to expand the league to 24 teams by 2020 it opens the door for the former England international. Today he got the support from LeBron James who already have an interest in football with a small ownership stake in Liverpool.

David Beckham have already scouted locations for a new stadium, and is at the same time looking for investors, whereas Lebron James can be the first. However, it might not be easy to get success with a team in Miami as the Miami Fusion played in Fort Lauderdale from 1998 to 2001 before the franchise failed due to poor attendance. Perhaps a NBA MVP as LeBron James can help Beckham to create attention around his team?

Manchester City is will also be a part of the MLS through a partnership with the New York Yankees creating the New York City FC.

As if footballers doesn't get enough money already, football stars have to go out and make horrible commercials to earn just a little extra. Great Dane Football Blog has found five commercials that probably shouldn't have been made.

5. Remember when Beckham sold his soul to a Chocolate Wafer company?

4. The former Turkish international Ilhan Mansiz decided to participate in a commercial for... Hygienic pads..

3. We have seen it before on the blog, but Peter Schmeichel's bacon commercial deserves a place on the list

2. The American Professional Women's soccer player Abby Wambach joins the guys in bad commercials

1. The California Storm player Brandi Chastain and the retired Julie Foudy have participated in a commercial even worse than Bud Light...

  

The English veteran revealed earlier today, that he is leaving LA Galaxy after this season. However, this is not the end for Beckham.

The former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder has been a profile on the LA Galaxy team for the last six years, but told the Major League Soccer website: "I've had an incredibly special time playing for the LA Galaxy, however, I wanted to experience one last challenge before the end of my playing career."

All over the internet, fans are guessing on the next location for Beckham. Australia has earlier been named as the new home for the 'Becks', but if the midfielder is looking for a more lucrative offer China will be more attractive. The American league has experienced a major boost since Beckham and other European stars joined the MLS, and it might weigh high for Beckham that he can do it again in China.

Yesterday, Snoop Dog claimed interest in buying Celtic and add his best friend Beckham to the team. However, this seems very unlikely as the money doesn't seem to be there. Some fans are also opening the chances for seeing the veteran back in the English league system. Given his age, he will probably not be attractive for the top teams in the Premier League, but the midtable and bottom teams will see it as a scoop having Beckham on the team.

Becks also told the website that he was ready to return to the MLS, but this time as a part of the ownership structure. One thing is certainly for sure; Beckham will be playing his last match in the Galaxy shirt on the 1st of December.