
Media reports: David Beckham might play 10-game stint with A-League team
SYDNEY – Australian media carried unconfirmed and sketchy reports Friday that David Beckham could be the next football superstar to play in the A-League.
The former England and Manchester United star was reported by the national broadcaster ABC and Australian Associated Press as being “offered around” to several A-League’s teams on a 10-game contract.
The reports said with the Major League Soccer competition finishing in two weeks, the timing would work for the 37-year-old Los Angeles Galaxy player.
Beckham would join former Italian and Juventus forward Alessandro Del Piero (Sydney FC) and ex-Liverpool and England striker Emile Heskey (Newcastle), who signed A-League contracts this season.
AAP said the move needed financial backing by Football Federation Australia and that new chief executive David Gallop had to decide whether to support it.
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