Adriano Galliani has revealed David Beckham's lawyers are in talks with the LA Galaxy over extending his stay at Milan.AC Milan general manager Adriano Galliani has revealed David Beckham's lawyers are in talks with the Los Angeles Galaxy over extending the midfielder's stay at the San Siro.Beckham has been a revelation since arriving at Milan, where he has scored two goals, and on Sunday provided two key assists to help his side to a 3-0 win at Lazio - a result which propelled them to second in the Serie A table.The England midfielder's loan deal is set to end on March 9 but Galliani has already admitted the club would love to keep him at the San Siro for longer and he has now revealed the wheels have been set in motion for that to happen.Beckham's arrival has boosted the Rossoneri, who have avoided defeat in their last five league games while climbing to second in the Serie A standings, six points behind league leaders Inter Milan.The 33-year-old has proved so effective that coach Carlo Ancelotti included the former Real Madrid and Manchester United star in Milan's updated UEFA Cup list, despite the fact he will only be available for two games if he has to return to LA.So highly does the Milan boss rate Beckham that he claims the Rossoneri's Scudetto chances depend on his permanence at the San Siro.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Beckham's lawyers talking to Galaxy
Adriano Galliani has revealed David Beckham's lawyers are in talks with the LA Galaxy over extending his stay at Milan.AC Milan general manager Adriano Galliani has revealed David Beckham's lawyers are in talks with the Los Angeles Galaxy over extending the midfielder's stay at the San Siro.Beckham has been a revelation since arriving at Milan, where he has scored two goals, and on Sunday provided two key assists to help his side to a 3-0 win at Lazio - a result which propelled them to second in the Serie A table.The England midfielder's loan deal is set to end on March 9 but Galliani has already admitted the club would love to keep him at the San Siro for longer and he has now revealed the wheels have been set in motion for that to happen.Beckham's arrival has boosted the Rossoneri, who have avoided defeat in their last five league games while climbing to second in the Serie A standings, six points behind league leaders Inter Milan.The 33-year-old has proved so effective that coach Carlo Ancelotti included the former Real Madrid and Manchester United star in Milan's updated UEFA Cup list, despite the fact he will only be available for two games if he has to return to LA.So highly does the Milan boss rate Beckham that he claims the Rossoneri's Scudetto chances depend on his permanence at the San Siro.
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