Showing posts with label David Beckham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Beckham. Show all posts

1.09.2010

BECKHAM INGIN SCUDETTO BERSAMA MILAN

Milan, Forza Milan - Gelandang LA Galaxy, David Beckham yang menjalani masa peminjamannya yang kedua hingga akhir musim 2009-2010 bersama AC Milan berharap dapat membantu klubnya meraih juara Serie A, Liga Italia.

Sukses dalam debutnya yang kedua saat tampil selama 76 menit pada matchday 18 pada tengah pekan lalu, dimana Rossoneri mampu menghancurkan Genoa dengan skor telak 5-2 di San Siro, mantan kapten timnas Inggris tersebut bertekad membawa Milan ke tangga juara liga setelah sebelumnya pernah memenangi gelar juara bersama Manchester United dan Real Madrid.

"Setelah paruh pertama musim ini kami lakukan dengan baik dan berada dalam posisi yang bagus." kata Beckham sebagaimana dilansir oleh imscouting.com.

Dengan tambahan tiga poin dari pertandingan tersebut, Rossoneri tetap berada pada tempat kedua dengan poin 34 dan terpaut delapan poin dari pemuncak klasemen yang juga rival sekota mereka, Inter Milan.

"Tentu saja tidak akan mudah untuk mengalahkan Inter karena mereka adalah tim besar dengan manajer dan dengan pemain besar pula." Jawab Beckham saat ditanya tentang kemungkinan Milan menyalip Inter dalam perburuan Scudetto.

Gelandang berusia 34 tahun ini menerima berbagai pujian baik dari rekan, pelatih maupun dari wakil presiden Milan, Adriano Galliani atas kinerjanya yang begitu yahud.

Deffender Milan asal Brazil, Thiago Silva yang bermain di belakang Beckham menyatakan: "David sudah menunjukkan bahwa ia adalah pemain yang fantastis."

"Dia punya waktu satu minggu di mana kita mencoba dia di setiap peran. Dia memiliki kualitas luar biasa dan intelijen taktis." puji sang allenatore Milan, Leonardo.

Begitu pula wakil presiden Milan, Adriano Galliani turut memberikan apresiasinya atas penampilan Beckham, "David Beckham adalah pemain besar dan sekarang semua orang telah melihatnya lagi."

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6.03.2009

Beckham Hopes For Milan Return

David Beckham bid farewell to AC Milan on Sunday, but admits he hopes to be back again next season.

The England international helped the Rossoneri to a 2-0 victory over Fiorentina in their final game of the 2008/09 campaign, booking a direct passage into the UEFA Champions League in the process.

He is now set to head back to MLS outfit Los Angeles Galaxy at the end of his loan spell at Giuseppe Meazza.

"Even though today we did not win anything, we have reached the direct qualification to the Champions League," commented the former Manchester United player after the match against Fiorentina to Milan Channel. "Winning today was fundamental, just like being in the Champions League."

Milan have already expressed an interest in taking him back to Serie A at that point, although rumours have suggested he could be tempted by a second stint in the Premier League.

"I cannot say anything more on my future compared to two weeks or two months ago," Beckham said.

"Now I go back to Los Angeles for the end of the season and then we will see what happens.

"My thanks goes to everyone, they have all been fantastic with me in making me feel like a part of the team from the first minute and I wish them all the best."

The 34-year-old player joined Milan last January and played a total of 18 league games.




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5.09.2009

Beckham excited to play against Juventus

Milan- AC Milan will entertain Juventus at San Siro Sunday, for David Beckham it will be a special match and eager to take a part for the clash.

"A fundamental match. Since I've been in Italy I have been waiting for and desiring this match." Said Beckham to Milan Channel.

"Playing against Juve is always exciting. The atmosphere will be incredible."

The player with the Rossoneri shirt number 32 will return to Los Angeles Galaxy in June, but is expected to rejoin the Italian club in January during the European transfer window.

"I want to come back and play for Milan as soon as possible, even if it doesn't happen quickly," Beckham was quoted as saying in Corriere dello Sport on Friday. "I have to respect the contract I signed with Galaxy. I don't want to do badly for them, just as I haven't for Milan. To stay here I've had to make important financial sacrifices."

Milan is in second place in Italy's top flight with four matches to go, trailing leader Inter Milan by seven points. It is virtually assured of finishing in the top four and securing a place in next year's Champions League after missing out on the competition this season.




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4.05.2009

Beckham is the highest-earning footballer

What lucky of David Beckham to joint with the Italian giant AC milan. Beside he could keep his fitness to play at high level and also he won his 109th England cap to overtake the legendary Booby Moore. And now he's stock continues to rise even in the autumn years of his footballing career, with the the Rossoneri England superstar again topping the game's rich list.

The former Manchester United and Real Madrid player beat Barcelona's Lionel Messi to emerge as the highest paid player in football.

Beckham, who has played with Milan since January, took home an amazing £30.1million from salary and endorsements in 2008, £3.5m more than Messi.

Here they are the top 10 highest-earning footballers: (taken from dailymail.com)

1. David Beckham (Milan): £30.1m
2. Lionel Messi (Barcelona): £26.6m
3. Ronaldinho (Milan): £18.2m
4. Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United): £17.02m
5. Thierry Henry (Barcelona): £15.82m
6. Kaka (Milan): £13.07m
7. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Inter): £13.03
8. Wayne Rooney (Manchester United): £12.56
9. Frank Lampard (Chelsea): £12.10
10. John Terry (Chelsea): £10.89




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4.02.2009

Beckham felt lucky to joint with AC Milan

David Beckham felt lucky to joint with AC Milan. The former England captain admited his move to Milan give him more of a chance to be at that higher level.

"Playing for Milan has certainly increased my chances of playing at the top level with the national side and I am benefitting from it at the moment.” His said.

The 33-year-old midfielder is committed to completing the current Serie A campaign with the Rossoneri before having a month off and returning to LA Galaxy in November. Then, after another short break, he comes back to Milan until the summer of 2010 and on towards South Africa and another tilt at the world's greatest prize.

"I think it was more about the fitness side than anything else but obviously I've had to adjust my game to the Italian game too."




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3.13.2009

Beckham was expected to be call up


AC Milan's David Beckham probably take be apart for the Rossoneri Serie A clash at Siena on Sunday. Beckham has declared himself fit to be ready to travel to Siena despite injuring his ankle in training on Tuesday.

"I twisted it (ankle) on Tuesday but it's a lot better today the swelling's gone down," the 33-year-old told ESPN.

The former England captain able to complete the full training session on Thursday, even taking part in the practice match between the ranks.

"I still probably won't train in the next day or two but I should be okay for the weekend so it's all good."

"I was actually running on the sand this morning."

He has started every league match for Milan since making his debut against Roma on January 11 and he's confident he will be fit enough to keep his place in the team for the trip to the Stadio Artemio Franchi.







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Beckham hurt his right ankle during practice with AC Milan


David Beckham hurt his right ankle during practice with AC Milan on Tuesday, although the injury does not appear serious.
According to the club official website it will evaluate the former England captain over the next few days.

Milan plays at Siena on Sunday. The injury comes three days after Beckham extended his loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy through the end of the Serie A season.

For now David is happy to be still a part of the Milan family and has very clear ideas:
"I have remained to help the team to qualify for the next Champions League, Milan belong to the Champions League and I hope to take part in it as well."





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3.11.2009

Beckham: Milan belong to the Champions League



David Beckham will continue his career as a Rossonero until 30 June 2009. The announce was made on Sunday afternoon just before the Rossoneri's home match against Atalanta.

Just as he gets to stay in the Rossoneri until the end of the season, David Beckham expresses another wish. Milan's player have number 32 shirt said:

"I have remained to help the team to qualify for the next Champions League, Milan belong to the Champions League and I hope to take part in it as well."

"I'm playing in one of the biggest clubs with many of the best players in the world and then of course for the chance to play the World Cup in 2010."

From 6 January to today, in sixty days, Beckham has played 16 matches in total: 15 with the Rossoneri shirt number 32 of which 11 official, 4 friendlies, and one with the English national team. One match every four days, in which David David gave the demostration of his great qualities as a footballer. To the Milan fans he gave two goals, one more beautiful than the other, and many assists to his team mates... and all in less than three months.




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3.08.2009

Beckham will stay at AC Milan


England star David Beckham has won his battle to stay at AC Milan after penning a unique "timeshare" agreement. Beckham will stay at AC Milan until the end of the Serie A season after a deal was reached with Los Angeles Galaxy, the Press Association reported on Friday.

Beckham was due to return to the United States on March 9 after his initial loan deal expired and Milan's match against Atalanta was set to be his last. But earlier this week Milan chairman Adriano Galliani claimed a deal allowing him to extend his stay was near.

Galliani refused to confirm the reports on Friday but said that negotiations were on the "right path." He went on: "The crucial day for the signing could be perhaps today, tomorrow or Monday."

And under a unique timeshare agreement, the 33-year-old former England captain will stay with the Italian giants until the end of the season, and then will play for LA Galaxy between July and October.

After that Beckham will return to Milan in November for the rest of the following season.

"The solution to his situation will give Beckham some advantages, because he wants to stay at Milan and this permanence will give him more motivations to do well." The Rossoneri's coach Carlo Ancelotti said, as official club website published on Friday.




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3.05.2009

Beckham: I would like to stay at Rossonero


AC Milan are close to obtaining the extension of David Beckham's loan from Los Angeles Galaxy, who will have him back at the end of the Serie A season.
The 33-year-old English David Beckham will be rejoining the Los Angeles Galaxy in mid-July after completing the Italian season with AC Milan.

"The situation is not resolved," Galliani told reporters. "We are working on the possibility of extending the loan until June 30, but a deal hasn’t been reached yet." The executive was speaking to reporters at Milan’s Malpensa airport before traveling with the team in friendly match against Al-Sadd in Doha, Qatar.

Upon arrival, the former England captain emphasized his desire to stay with the Italian club.

"I am happy to be here with Milan and I reiterate that I would like to stay at Rossonero. I am enjoying myself, I have extraordinary team mates, I play in one of the strongest teams in the world and I am coached by one best coaches in the world."




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2.08.2009

Beckham was recalled to England squad



And finaly the former england captain David Beckham was recalled by Fabio Cappelo to England squad.
England manager Fabio Capello named the Los Angeles Galaxy star among 23 players who will go to Seville against Spain which will play on Wednesday 11. Spain is European champion, which was on a 28-game unbeaten run.
"Beckham is a very important player," Capello said. "His form is OK now. I followed him in Milan. Now he's fit. You know every player who wants to be in the squad has to play, not only training. It's important to David, it's important for us." said Capello.
Fabio Capello believes that the style of play that helped Spain lift the European Championship will be very different to England's last encounter with Germany.




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2.07.2009

Fabio Capello impressed with Beckham

And once again England coach Fabio Capello has been impressed with David Beckham. He was very happy for Beckham and for AC Milan. Previously he has ever told when Milan held 1-1 by Genoa at San Siro and Beckham made score in this match in his a trade mark deathly free kick.
" I was very happy for Beckham and for AC Milan." said Capello at the LMA president's dinner in London yesterday evening. He added "He was media star and for this reason all the fans spoke about him in this way before he arrived; like a star not a player.
Based on Capello statements, would Capello call Beckham to England squad?, not only to face Spain in friedly match in Seville on February 11. And if Capello could played Beckham for the next Englad games as regularly.
If Beckham plays in that match, it would be his 108th national team appearance, tying the record for an outfield player, set by Bobby Moore, captain of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team. Goalkeeper Peter Shilton holds the all-time record with 125 appearances.




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2.05.2009

David Beckham excessive falling in love with Milan


David Beckham excessive falling in love with Milan. On Wednesday after playing in Milan's 2-2 tie at Glasgow Rangers. He told that He wants to leave the Los Angeles Galaxy and stay with AC Milan and make a permanent move to AC Milan.
"I have expressed my desire now to stay in Milan and hopefully the clubs can come to some agreement," He said.
"My main objective is to stay at this club and I enjoy playing here and at the highest level and it would give me more of a chance (of playing in the World Cup)," the former 33-year-old England captain added.
He respected with his contarct therefore He asked his lawyer to talk to LA Galaxy the possibility of extending his loan spell at AC Milan.
Adriano Galliani, chief executive of AC Milan, said that Beckham's lawyers were talking to the Galaxy, which means, in effect, that they are talking to Major League Soccer, which handles all player contracts, and to AEG, which owns the Galaxy.
"Right now there is neither optimism nor pessimism. The player is of Galaxy, we hope that they decide to sell him, but if they don't change idea, the player is theirs. We will try to purchase him or obtain him on loan until the end of the season or sign him." Galliani said at Milan's airport before the departure towards Glasgow.




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2.04.2009

Milan will do everything to have Beckham

AC Milan's desire to keep David Beckham. He has shown his briliant performance with Milan's shirt. who has scored twice and two assist in five matches for AC Milan since joining on loan from LA Galaxy. By this fact, Who one no love him.
AC Milan vice president, Adriano Galliani said that Milan will do everything to have Beckham even after March and wish to have him until the end of the season or on a permanent deal.
Galliani now sees Beckham as an integral part of a team that he hopes will win the championship at the end of the season, but he warned that proper negotiations with LA Galaxy would have to be held, as Gazzetta dello Sport reportedly.
The Galaxy has insisted that Beckham must return by March 9 for the beginning of the Major League Soccer season, and Galliani admitted that the MLS club is fully within its rights in doing so.
"There's always a hope, but contracts should be honored," he said. "If the Galaxy wants to talk, we would be very happy to try. But . . . they are in the right. Beckham must return to America on March 9. Let's wait."





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2.02.2009

Beckham would only be available for the UEFA Cup



Beckham would only be available for the Uefa Cup's last-32 games against Werder Bremen on 18 February and 26 February. He has been in fine form since arriving in Milan on loan. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid player, Beckham, in his fifth consecutive game as a starter and have made score two goals for Milan.
Milan will hand the UEFA list an eventual addition of Beckham. Ac Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti told that an eventual addition of Beckham to the list would be their right and not a forced one. "We have included him because he is playing well, We want to take advantage of his form for the two games against Werder Bremen."

Here they are of UEFA CUP 2008/2009 Milan official list:
GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Abbiati, Kalac.
DEFENDERS: Maldini, Kaladze, Zambrotta, Jankulovski, Favalli, Senderos, Bonera, Darmian, Pasini, Antonini, Nesta.
MIDFIELDERS: Gattuso, Pirlo, Ambrosini, Flamini, Beckham, Seedorf.
STRIKERS: Pato, Inzaghi, Kaka, Shevchenko, Ronaldinho.




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1.28.2009

Will Beckham stay at Milan as permanent?


David Beckham has started three consecutive games for AC Milan and made his first scored in his latest appearance, against Bologna on Sunday. And His next game is against Genoa in Milan.

The improvement in his game has naturally led to increased speculation about Beckham staying with Milan, and the midfielder has not exactly discouraged such thoughts. The England international is only on loan from LA Galaxy until March 9. with Beckham telling the Italian media he'd be interested in staying.

Earlier Tuesday, AC Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani said his club had been in contact with the Galaxy and was willing to make Los Angeles an offer.

"If Beckham reaches an agreement with the Galaxy, we are prepared to pay a fee," Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani said Tuesday in Italy. "We will meet with his representatives in the next few days."

At outside of Beckham' Speculation, The international Englang coach, Fabio Capello impressed with Beckham's Milan form.

"I'm happy for Milan and I'm happy for the national team," Capello told reporters at the recording of a Mediaset television show in Milan.
"He is a serious, well-prepared lad and is a great example for the youngsters. Beckham is the perfect professional and above all a humble man."

His next game is against Genoa at Sansiro on Wednesday night, and England Coach Fabio Capello is expected to be in attendance. Capello will soon name his roster for England's friendly against Spain in Seville on Feb. 11.

If Beckham plays in that match, it would be his 108th national team appearance, tying the record for an outfield player, set by Bobby Moore, captain of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team. Goalkeeper Peter Shilton holds the all-time record with 125 appearances.




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1.26.2009

David Beckham: "It was a truly special goal..."



David Beckham scored his first goal for AC Milan in a 4-1 Serie A
win at Bologna on Sunday. Making his third consecutive start for AC Milan and playing the full 90 minutes. He made his first goal in the 60th minute. Brazilian teenager Pato set up the goal with a surging run up the middle before passing the ball to Dutch midfielder Clarence Seedorf on his right. Seedorf, who had scored Milan's tying goal, immediately passed to a wide-open Beckham, who raced into the penalty area and unleashed a rising shot that beat Bologna goalkeeper Francesco Antonioli as it flashed just inside the right post.
"It was a truly special goal, just as it is special for me to be playing here" in Italy, said Beckham, who is on a two-month loan from the Galaxy to AC Milan.
"Scoring today was fantastic, but apart from this, the most important thing for me and the team is that we won. Now we are close to Inter, but we must still think about ourselves, remain concentrated and continue winning." He added.
Asked about his future. would he stay at Milan? He just anwsered "The future? We'll have to see," Beckham said. "I want to enjoy my time with AC Milan, like I've always said. It's a fantastic experience and I'm having a great time."
"I can't say what will happen," PA Sport quoted him as saying on Sunday. "Even if my contract says that I'll be here until March."

The improvement in his game has naturally led to increased speculation about Beckham staying with Milan, and the midfielder has not exactly discouraged such thoughts.
The Former England captain is only on loan from LA Galaxy until March 9, but Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti was delighted with Beckham's performance, but insists the club can do nothing to keep him at the San Siro.
"If he said 'we'll see' it means he's thinking about staying," Ancelotti told Sky Italia. "However, our hands are tied as he has a clear contract. I am realistic, we are capitalising on his presence at the moment and so, while we have him at our disposal, we will try to do things the best way possible."





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1.23.2009

David Beckham visits Stefano Borgonovo


At the afternoon after training, David Beckham along with Carlo Ancelotti pay visit Stefano Borgonovo. He took an interest in the former Rossonero's case, and asked to meet him. The former Milan striker, Borgonovo is suffering from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a paralyzing illness.
Beckham and Borgonovo talked about his illness, and also about their respective football schools. Beckham's are based in London, Los Angeles, and another is being built in Brazil, while Borgonovo has one in his birth town of Giussano, where he also lives now.
44-year-old Borgonovo played for both Milan and Fiorentina during a long career, and even made it to the Italian national team for a brief period in the late 1980's.
On 8 October 2008 a friendly was organised by Milan and Fiorentina at the Artemio Franchi stadium, which saw a number of former stars of both clubs turn up, to raise awareness of his rare illness, which also killed another footballer, Gianluca Signorini, in 2002.
Borgonovo attended the match as well, in spite of his condition, and was accompanied by his former Fiorentina team mate Roberto Baggio.

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1.13.2009

Six Points for Beck's Performance


David Beckham's first performance on his debut serie A with Milan against Roma at Olimpico for 89 minutes before relaced by Mathieu Flamini got average ratings from Italian sports dailies.
La Gazetta Dello Sport gave the former Englad captain six points out of 10 for his performance "Ninety minutes that nobody expected . . . He played hard, crossed, shot and helped with humility. For his debut it was enough," the Gazzetta said.
The Gazzetta Dello Sport counted nine crosses from Beckham - more than any other Milan player - but also reported that he lost the ball 13 times, which tied Clarence Seedorf for the team lead.

The Rome-based Corriere dello Sport also gave him a six. "He seemed disoriented, and had trouble understanding where his position on the field should be," Corriere wrote. "He made few errors, without shining, in the first 45 minutes. In the second half, he exited nearly completely from the scene."

Commented by beckham's performance Carlo Ancelotti had his own opinion, "He has shown he's an intelligent and balanced player over these past days. I wanted to give him a small prize for the work he did in Dubai, for how much he trained and the dedication he showed, He has integrated very well with the group and the team. I think we're all happy that he's here."Ancelotti said.





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1.10.2009

Beckham could make debut


David Beckham could make his Serie A debut for AC Milan in Sunday's match at AS Roma, although the former England captain may have to settle for a substitute's role.
Beckham began his three-month loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy by playing the first half of a friendly against Hamburg in Dubai on Tuesday. Coach Ancelotti said: "He's still not in form, but his contribution could be useful."He has dynamism, tactical intelligence and skill. He plays for the team and is always involved."
He would play or not is up Carlo Ancelotti. Match against Roma, Milan has to get the opportunity, Milan have got to win by Roma to safe their position and could catch Juventus and Internazionale on top.

Roma captain Francesco Totti injured his right thigh in the club's last match before the three-week holiday break and is out for up to two months. Another Roma forward, Julio Baptista, left a friendly Wednesday with a bruised knee. Although Totti could not play, Luciano Spaletti would be played Alberto Aquilani to fill Totti 's post because his midfielder Alberto Aquilani has returned after a long injury layoff.

Roma dangerous striker Mirko Vucinic in his form in friendly match against Lanciano, he scored twice in the 3-2 win over Lanciano and will likely pair with Roma's new French forward Jeremy Menez, who was in top form before the break.
Roma is tied for 10th with Palermo with 23 points.




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