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英语文摘:AC Milan hopeful of Beckham loan extension

Source:  Onion  2009-03-04   English BBS   Favorite  

BEIJING, March 3 -- AC Milan are working to extend David Beckham's loan from Los Angeles Galaxy until the end of June with an eye to signing him permanently next year, chief executive Adriano Galliani said Monday.

"Negotiations are getting more intense. I hope to manage to arrange for him to stay here at least until June 30 on loan," Galliani told the club's in-house TV channel.

AC Milan's David Beckham celebrates after scoring against Bologna during their Italian Serie A soccer match at the Dall'Ara stadium in Bologna Jan. 25, 2009

    "Then he could return to Los Angeles and come back in January. It's a complicated path, as we have always known, but I'm trying."

    The clubs are close to an agreement for the loan extension which should be finalised by the end of the week, the Los Angeles Times reported on its website.

England's David Beckham (C) passes the ball between Spain's Marcos Senna (L) ad Xavi (R) during their international friendly soccer match at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium in Seville, Feb. 11, 2009

Beckham is due to return to Galaxy on March 9 if a deal is not reached. The clubs had been in talks over a permanent transfer but were unable to agree on a fee.

    The 33-year-old midfielder initially joined Milan to stay in contention for England selection during the U.S. close season but enjoyed playing top class football again so much he set his sights on a long-term stay.

    Beckham has settled well, scoring two goals in nine Serie A games, although the level of his recent performances has dipped as Milan have run into some poor form. They were knocked out of the UEFA Cup by Werder Bremen last Thursday and are 12 points behind league leaders Inter Milan


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