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David Beckham hints at Premier League return

Tuesday, 14 July 2009

David Beckham has revealed that he is considering a return to the Premier League - despite having said he would never play for an English side other than Manchester United.

Beckham, who is back with Los Angeles Galaxy after a spell in Serie A playing for AC Milan, is desperate to play in next year's World Cup finals with England, and knows a move home would enhance his chances.

Beckham said: “When I left United, I said I would never want to play for another English club.

My heart was in Manchester and I couldn't see myself wearing another shirt in the Premiership and playing against United.

“Now I wouldn't rule it out.”

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I hope Capello doesn't fall in to the same trap as Erikkson and allow the Beckham circus and money making media machine cloud his judgement

Don't think he will

Rooney if fit is the man who can deliver success to England now

Posted by Robert | 14.07.09, 12:41 GMT

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