David And Victoria Beckham May Move Back To U.K., Have Fifth Child

David and Victoria Beckham caused quite a buzz when they moved to the United States in 2007, and now the powerful British couple may be headed back across the pond.

The Beckhams relocated to America when David joined the LA Galaxy soccer team and signed a five-year contract worth $32.5 million. But the couple returned to England this summer for the 2012 Olympic Games, and their children enjoyed it so much that the family is considering moving back to the United Kingdom permanently when David's deal with the Galaxy ends this year.

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"David and Victoria love America, they love what it has given them, but the boys loved being back in England and now could be the time to make a return," said a source close to the couple. "They have been looking at houses over the past few months and the future is exciting, as anything could happen."

The couple's family ties in England are part of the strong appeal for returning there.

"The thing they are most concerned about is giving the children stability. What is nice about being back in the UK is that they would be close to both their families again," the couple said.

 Some speculation claims another reason the family is eager to move is that Victoria is planning to have a fifth child and she wants to get settled before getting pregnant, according to The Daily Mail.

"Victoria is being very quiet about things. But she had never made it a secret that she didn't see why she would stop after baby number four," a source said. "She loves having a big family and David has always said he would be thrilled if they had another child."

The couple's most recent child, daughter Harper, was born last July. The Beckhams are also parents to three sons, Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz.

Romeo, 10, made headlines this week when photographers caught him sporting a neck tattoo bearing Harper's name, just like the one his father has. The tat turned out to be just fake ink. CLICK HERE to see a photo of Romeo's tattoo.