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Published 17:47 15 Aug 2018 BST
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Something that does appear to have been settled however is the club's name, colours and crest, if a leaked image is to be believed.
According to a report in the Miami Herald, the new side will be known as Internacional Club de Futbol Miami, and the colours will be what appears to be the Miami Vice inspired black, pink and white.
The Herald reports that the crest for the team was submitted to the US Trademark and Patent Office on Wednesday by the same company which filed trademarks connected to Beckham’s ownership group.
The crest features the Roman numerals for 2020, the year which it is expected that they will enter MLS, as well as two cranes or perhaps herons which are rather fetching.
Unsurprisingly, this leaked design has gone down a treat with football fans, particularly those in the American city
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