[MLS] David Beckham, whose five-year contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy expires at the end of the season, told reporters in Toronto, where the Galaxy will play Toronto FC on Wednesday, that he could return to MLS next season.

"Yeah, there's a chance," Beckham said Tuesday. "I haven't made any decision about what I'm going to do after this year. I think it's important that I just concentrate on my play this year. I feel fit, I feel good in games, I feel as if I'm performing well. I need to continue that and then in a few months I'll think about what I want to do at the end of the day."

Beckham would like to play in 2012 when London will host the Olympics and Britain will have a team in the soccer competition.

"I think it'd be something that I'd like to be involved in, and I'd like to be involved in as a player," Beckham said. "But we'll have to wait and see. That's a year away yet. So we'll see. I'll enjoy the rest of this season, you know we're only five games in. So I'll enjoy this season and then in the future, we'll see. It's going to be a busy year."

Beckham has assisted on three of the Galaxy's five assists this season. Galaxy coach Bruce Arena said Beckham could still be an important contributor for the Galaxy.

"At 35, regardless of who you are, you're at the tail end of your career," Arena said. "But it doesn't mean that your career is over and you can't be a good player. David is still capable of producing game in and game out."

Arena said Beckham remained an important asset for MLS.

"We've played three games on the road this year — we've sold out Seattle, Salt Lake and here," he said. "That's an example. How many teams in the league have been on the road for their first three or four games and have sold out the buildings?"