The United States national team winger is in David Beckham's transfer wish list as the New Zeland born player has showcased high quality during the Gold Cup.

The New Zeland born and United States winger, Tyler Boyd has caught all the attention with his performance and quality during the current CONCACAF Gold Cup, with teams like Turkish club, Besiktas being the first to raise its interest in Boyd; however, they're not the only ones.

David Beckham, Inter Miami, according to MLS sources, has been in discussions to sign Tyler Boyd, although as reported by The Athletic, several MLS team have put discovery claims on Boyd, with Miami as the front runner of the list, but reports from Turkey mention Besikta's interest in signing Boyd for around 2 million dollars.

The 24-year-old US international is under contract with Portuguese team, Vitoria Guimaraes but last season was on loan with Turkish side Ankaragücü where he scored 6 goals in 14 games played.

Tyler Boyd

Boyd has shown his scoring goals instinct, his ability to create chances around the box, his runs behind the back line, making him an essential piece for the USMNT during the Gold Cup.

For now, his future is in the air, and will probably be decided once the summer tournament is over, where he expects to go back to Portugal to sort things out, with his agent already assuring Boyd want to play in Besiktas, which makes the Turkish club one step ahead of David Beckham's team.