David Beckham has the final say but stays quiet on future plans

If this, indeed, was David Beckham's last match for LA Galaxy then he ended his American adventure in the perfect fashion by helping them beat Houston Dynamo 1-0 to win the MLS Cup.

The former England captain and Robbie Keane combined to set up Landon Donovan for the goal in front of a sell-out crowd of 30,281 at the Home Depot Center. The win handed the 36-year-old his first title in the United States and the Galaxy's first since 2005.

Beckham's future is up in the air with his five-year contract due to expire next month and there are reports linking him with the Premier League and big-spending Paris St‑Germain.

"Whether I stay or not, I've had an amazing five years," he said. "I've loved it here. The fans have been unbelievable as have the owners and the players. They've been incredible all season and this has capped it off. I'm not in a rush to decide what happens."

Beckham insisted that the fact he had now won a title in the States - to go with the ones he had claimed in England and Spain - would not influence his decision.

"People were talking about if we didn't win tonight it was going to be a disappointment and an unsuccessful five years," said the former Manchester United and Real Madrid player. "It's quietened a few people, which is nice."