Absolutely. There's only one Becks, and he's a hell of a football player.
I don't think he'll make the team. He isn't the same player he was when he left Europe for the US.
David Beckham is set to arrive to AC Milan today on a loan from his current team in Los Angeles. His goal: to play high level football in Europe so he can be put back into the English squad and attend the World Cup.
The England national football team is the joint oldest in the world.They remain a prominent team on the global stage, rarely dropping outside of the top ten on both the FIFA and Elo rankings.
Everton boss David Moyes expressed his interest in taking David Beckham on a loan spell during the American league off-season. Becks already made loan moves to AC Milan during the last seasons and stated that fitness is his priority: "I'm just trying to make sure my body's in the right condition and then I'll think about it but I haven't decided anything yet."
Yup. Becks is just the man to bring that change to Milan.
Even with Becks, Inter is too good for Milan to beat.
David Beckham? Does he still remember how to play?
Beckham arrived to Milan this week from his stint at the MLS. He says with him, Milan can attain a Serie A championship and move past current league leaders, Inter.
While all eyes have been focusing on Beckham's encounter with Manchester, FC Porto has quietly advanced under everybody's radars. Will these Portuguese champions surprise us all?
His England career is over, he should accept that.
The Los Angeles Galaxy player is eying a loan move to an European club during the MLS season break in order to prove that he's still worthy of a place in the England squad. The 35-year old veteran has not played for the Three Lions since suffering a torn Achilles tendon in March which kept him out of the World Cup, with Fabio Capello then appearing to call time on his international career
