London, April 28 : Football star David Beckham says it would be great if his sons would take sports seriously and become good players.
"They're really into playing soccer, but they're also into playing other sports. Now, obviously, living in the US, they're playing football, they're playing basketball, baseball," femalefirst. co. uk quoted him as saying.
David also feels Brooklyn Joseph, 11, Romeo James, 7, and five-year-old Cruz David are talented kids.
"They're talented little boys, but, whatever they want to do, it doesn't matter... but it'd be great for them to be involved in sports, because it's such a great thing."
David and his wife Victoria are also keen to extend their family.
"I think one day, if we're blessed to have more children, it would be amazing. It's a lot having three boys. So, we're just enjoying the boys at the moment. But who knows, one day?" said Victoria.(IANS)
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