Premiership clubs alerted as Beckham still to pen deal
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tribalfooball.com - August 28, 2006
Premiership clubs are monitoring David Beckham's contract stand-off at Real Madrid.
The People says there has been yet another delay in contract talks - and that is bound to spark fresh interest from English clubs who could sign him on precontract from next January for NOTHING. New club president Ramon Calderon has made it clear he wants Beckham to pledge the rest of his career to the Madrid club.
He said: "We are in agreement to extend his contract. Beckham tells me he is happy in Madrid, that his children are happy, that Brooklyn speaks Spanish."
But the complete overhaul of Real's personnel has meant Beckham's new deal has been put on the backburner and he and his advisers now want to see how the season shapes up before committing to what would almost certainly be the final contract of his career.
it would be good if he join Arsenal or Spurs -
wth..beckham..
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becks....FREE!!!
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Becks a die hard red devil...I really doubt if he would join United's closer rivals...
He should join his buddy Elton John's Watford and be a legend there. -
whoever can signs could be rich from all his merchandise
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Liverpool does need a third back-up right side midfielder to Pennant/Gerrard.
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I don fink he wud join any other premiership club other than Man Utd...
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but would man u need him???? i don think so..........Originally posted by lpx88:I don fink he wud join any other premiership club other than Man Utd... -
Yea..So i think he wont make a return to the premiership la..Originally posted by used:but would man u need him???? i don think so.......... -
he is past his peak sell by date... not worth buyin...
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No agreement close for Real Madrid's Beckham
tribalfooball.com - September 28, 2006
Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham's contract saga is not headed for a swift conclusion.
Both parties want the former England captain to continue in Madrid, with his current deal to expire at the end of this season.
However, the Guardian says Beckham's representatives, Terry Byrne and the former Spice Girls manager, Simon Fuller, begin talks with Madrid, the two camps will discover an important difference in their valuation of the Englishman.
Beckham's camp are determined for him to receive greater recognition of his commercial value in the shape of a greater share of his image rights, of which the club currently own 50%. Madrid will not break their pay structure to offer Beckham more than the ?6m (?4m), after tax, paid to each of the galacticos - and neither are they prepared to relinquish their 50%.