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Beckham chooses family over Paris St Germain's multi-million pounds deal

Washington, Fri, 07 Oct 2011 ANI

Washington, Oct 7 (ANI): David Beckham appears to be all set to snub a multi-million pound move to France and stay in Los Angeles for the sake of his kids.

 

Paris St Germain, who were bought by oil-rich Qataris in the summer, are desperate to lure Beckham with a four million pounds 18-month deal. But, Beckham insisted that he is not in a rush to make a decision and Galaxy have offered him a year-long extension to his current deal, which expires in December, The Sun reports.

 

"I had a good relationship with Leonardo when I was in Milan. I'm flattered he wants me to join him and the team in Paris. But I'm a Galaxy player, I live in Los Angeles, I am happy there," the paper quoted him, as saying.

 

"My family is my No 1 priority. They come first and where they are happy is where I stay, it's that simple. My children go to school in LA and have done for five years. They are at the age where stability is important, so we'll see. I always said I will wait until the end of the season, see how I feel physically and then decide. There is no urgency on my part," he added.

 

The Manchester United legend is being tracked by QPR and Sven Goran Eriksson's Leicester, as well as clubs in Brazil and the Middle East. (ANI)

 


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