There have been plenty of rumors surrounding the alleged romance between Chloe Grace Moretz and Brooklyn Beckham, but the "If I Stay" star recently told Teen Vogue what she really thinks of Victoria and David Beckham's eldest son.

And it has to do with sports.  

"What I find really interesting about Brooklyn - and what I really love about that kid - is that he is passionate about what he wants, which is to be a pro soccer star," Moretz told Teen Vogue in the October Young Hollywood Edition.

It's no surprise that Beckham is aiming to become a footballer like his megastar father. But Moretz seems to admire the 15-year-old's drive to make a name for himself.

"He's very serious about it," continued Moretz, regarding Beckham's soccer dreams. "And I enjoy someone who is on my level with the seriousness kind of thing."

The teen couple has been seen out and about recently, taking in concerts and accompanying each other to the Teen Choice Awards. The pair has even been spotted at spin class together.

Moretz also told Teen Vogue that she doesn't go crazy when it comes to going out.

"I've never been the kid who wants to do crazy stuff," she explained, adding, "I tell my mom where I'm going. It's a pool party - I'm sure people are going to be drinking. But I'm not going to be drinking. I have a control issue. I like knowing who's around me."

Mature words from the 17-year-old. So don't expect Moretz to get caught up in a media scandal any time soon.

When E! Online caught up with the young actress at the Toronto Film Festival, while promoting her new film "The Equalizer," Moretz commented on the recent nude photo leak that affected several Hollywood ladies.

"I think we live in a (world) where you take the picture and you never know what's going to happen. I think it's a huge, huge, huge invasion of privacy and I think what you do on your own time you should be able to protect it," she said.

"And you should be able to not let people see it because people do things in...relationships with their significant other and they don't need some 14-year-old boy in Minnesota to know what you look like in our most intimate setting," Moretz concluded.