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Victoria Beckham leaves Heathrow Airport for the US after visiting husband soccer star David Beckham, Friday, March 19, 2010. Beckham tore his achilles tendon and Sunday while playing for AC Milan and had an operation on his injured tendon in Finland on Monday.

Injured AC Milan and England footballer David Beckham uses crutches to board a private aircraft at the airport in Turku, Finland, Wednesday March 17, 2010. Beckham, 34, ruptured his left Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona, and was flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

Fans take photos of the van in which Victoria Beckham arrived, in Turku, Finland on March 16, 2010 to visit her husband David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who is recovering from surgery. The former England captain twisted his left ankle during the final minutes of an AC Milan Serie A game against Chievo on March 14 and limped off the field before being stretchered away in pain and in tears.

Victoria Beckham (R) is surrounded by photographers as she arrives in Turku, Finland on March 16, 2010 to visit her husband David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who is recovering from surgery. The former England captain twisted his left ankle during the final minutes of an AC Milan Serie A game against Chievo Sunday and limped off the field before being stretchered away in pain and in tears.

Victoria Beckham arrives at a garage in Turku, Finland, Tuesday March 16, 2010, to visit her husband, David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who had Achilles tendon surgery in a local hospital. Recovering from injury is expected to keep David Beckham out of action for between five to eight months and out of this year's World Cup. ** FINLAND OUT. NO SALES.

Victoria Beckham arrives at the airport in Turku, Finland, Tuesday March 16, 2010, to visit her husband, David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who had Achilles tendon surgery in a local hospital. Recovering from injury is expected to keep David Beckham out of action for between five to eight months and out of this year's World Cup. ** FINLAND OUT. NO SALES.

Victoria Beckham arrives at the airport in Turku, Finland, Tuesday March 16, 2010, to visit her husband, David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who had Achilles tendon surgery in a local hospital. Recovering from injury is expected to keep David Beckham out of action for between five to eight months and out of this year's World Cup. ** FINLAND OUT. NO SALES.

Victoria Beckham is surrounded by photographers in a garage in Turku, Finland, Tuesday March 16, 2010, to visit her husband, David Beckham, AC Milan's English midfielder who had Achilles tendon surgery in a local hospital. Recovering from injury is expected to keep David Beckham out of action for between five to eight months and out of this year's World Cup. ** FINLAND OUT. NO SALES.

Victoria Beckham arrives at Heathrow Airport London from Los Angeles, on route to Finland to visit husband soccer star David Beckham Tuesday March 16, 2010 . Beckham tore his achilles tendon and Sunday while playing for AC Milan and had an operation on his injured tendon in Finland on Monday.

Victoria Beckham arrives at Heathrow Airport London from Los Angeles, on route to Finland to visit husband soccer star David Beckham Tuesday March 16, 2010 . Beckham tore his achilles tendon and Sunday while playing in Italy for AC Milan and had an operation on his injured tendon in Finland on Monday.

AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham arrives to airport in Turku, Finland on March 15, 2010 to undergo Achilles tendon surgery. A Finnish orthopaedic surgeon will operate Beckham's Achilles tendon which he injured in a match against Chievo during the Italian Serie A soccer match yesterday. Due to recovery from operation Beckham is feared to miss this year's World Cup.

AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham arrives to airport in Turku, Finland on March 15, 2010 to undergo Achilles tendon surgery. A Finnish orthopaedic surgeon will operate Beckham's Achilles tendon which he injured in a match against Chievo during the Italian Serie A soccer match yesterday. Due to recovery from operation Beckham is feared to miss this year's World Cup.

ALTERNATIVE CROP AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham, leaning on crutches, leaves his hotel on March 15, 2010 in Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insisted Monday that former England captain David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

Chelsea's Italian Manager Carlo Ancelotti answers questions during a Chelsea Press Conference at Stamford Bridge, in London, on March 15, 2010 on the eve of their UEFA Champions League Second Round, Second Leg football match against Inter Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insists David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

Chelsea's Italian Manager Carlo Ancelotti answers questions during a Chelsea Press Conference at Stamford Bridge, in London, on March 15, 2010 on the eve of their UEFA Champions League Second Round, Second Leg football match against Inter Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insists David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

Chelsea's Italian Manager Carlo Ancelotti answers questions during a Chelsea Press Conference at Stamford Bridge, in London, on March 15, 2010 on the eve of their UEFA Champions League Second Round, Second Leg football match against Inter Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insists David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

Chelsea's Italian Manager Carlo Ancelotti answers questions during a Chelsea Press Conference at Stamford Bridge, in London, on March 15,2010 on the eve of their UEFA Champions League Second Round, Second Leg football match against Inter Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insists David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

ALTERNATIVE CROP AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham, leaning on crutches, leaves his hotel on March 15, 2010 in Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insisted Monday that former England captain David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham leaves his hotel on March 15, 2010 in Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insisted Monday that former England captain David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.

AC Milan's English midfielder David Beckham, leaning on crutches, leaves his hotel on March 15, 2010 in Milan. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti insisted Monday that former England captain David Beckham can recover from the devastating injury that wrecked his World Cup dream. Beckham, 34, ruptured his Achilles tendon during AC Milan's victory against Chievo Verona on Sunday and has flown to Finland for surgery which is expected to keep him out of action for between five and eight months.