David Beckham's Miami MLS side show off new ground design

David Beckham's Miami MLS team have revealed their stadium design.

The new Freedom Park, which will be set in south Florida in the United States, was teased by Beckham's partner in the venture, Miami businessman Jorge Mas on Sunday night.

Along with the club's official Twitter account, Mas posted a rendering and a video on the social media platform.

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The video suggests that Miami Freedom Park will be a 'world-class' football village and technology hub.

And the stadium will be part of 110 acres of permanent green space. There will also be pitches over 23 acres for young players to play on — and they will be open to the public.

In a bold move, they have also said that there would not be any public money used in funding the stadium build.

Benefits to the area include up to $40million (£30m) of annual tax revenue, $20m (£15m) to the city and 11,000 jobs created over three years.

The construction of the stadium will be included on a referendum in the upcoming ballot in south Florida in November.

Mas, his brother Jose and Beckham announced in January this year that they would bring an MLS side to Miami. They are expected to have their first season in 2020.

They have been seeking land for a stadium for several years. Recently they have been eyeing up a golf course next to the Miami International Airport.