Becks wants to stay, says Dad

Ted Beckham believes his son wants to stay with Manchester United and insists he has never indicated a desire to play in Spain or Italy.

Becks wants to stay, says Dad
Thu, 05 Jun, 2003 - 11:36

Ted Beckham believes his son wants to stay with Manchester United and insists he has never indicated a desire to play in Spain or Italy.

Speculation has raged about David Beckham’s future for most of this year, with first Real Madrid and, more recently, Barcelona and AC Milan linked with a £30m (€42m) move for the England captain.

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