Beckham parts company with SFX

David Beckham has revealed tonight he is turning down commercial offers in a bid to concentrate all his efforts on football.

Tue, 14 Oct, 2003 - 20:02

David Beckham has revealed tonight he is turning down commercial offers in a bid to concentrate all his efforts on football.

The England captain tonight released a statement confirming he has parted company with the SFX sports group, although he will continue to work with the organisation’s Tony Stephens.

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