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You don't wrap it in quotes like that as if that would parse it would be <img src="'ALT'.png"/> which isn't correct. You simply use: <?php echo '<img src="' . $team_id . '.png" alt=""/>';. It must be echoed through PHP if you want to parse a variable.
If you do this though, I'd suggest not using the $team_id and using a second variable, or not running $team_id through mysql_real_escape_string until its used within the query. Then you should use urlencode on the $team_id within the img tag in case it contains characters that need to be interpreted differently such as a space.
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