Source: Daily_Mail
Tottenham boss Redknapp considering crazy quest to bring Beckham to Spurs - report
Head boy: Milan midfielder Beckham beats Stefano Diana of Torino in the air during last a Serie A clash[LNB]David Beckham could be in line for a sensational return to his London roots by signing for Tottenham, according to astonishing tabloid reports.[LNB]The former England captain, desperate to be selected in Fabio Capello's squad for next summer's World Cup finals in South Africa, has agreed a 'timeshare' deal with his parent club LA Galaxy, which will allow him to remain with AC Milan until the climax of theSerie A campaign.[LNB]The 33-year-old will then return to California to play in the secondhalf of the MLS season. But The Sun newspaper reports that Spurs boss Harry Redknapp may attempt to bring Beckham to White Hart Lane when the MLS season finishes in October.[LNB]Beckham would struggle to force his way into a Spurs side that is resplendent with right-sided options. [LNB]In-form Aaron Lennon,22, has played his way into the Englandstarting XI this season - ahead of Beckham - and David Bentley, 24, theplayer previously dubbed DB II, is also on the Tottenham staff.[LNB]Galaxy, bottom of the MLS Western Conference, began their campaignminus Beckham with a 2-2 draw against DC United and have since drawnthree and lost one of their opening four games.[LNB] MLS soccer chief Don Garber insists he would rather Beckham return to LA Galaxy for half a season than not at all - and his desire for the former Manchester United hero to return is a major flaw in Spurs' alleged plans. That and Beckham's love of life in Italy and success at AC Milan.[LNB] England expects: Becks on the ball during international duty against Slovakia at Wembley last month[LNB]Garber claims the LA club would still benefit from theex-Manchester United and Real Madrid star's late arrival in July.[LNB]SUN COLUMNIST IAN McGARRY'S EXTRAORDINARY CLAIM:'Don't be shocked if the White Hart Lane boss is resurrecting David Beckham's career from the dead.[LNB]'That's the word from inside the game, which suggests that Becks could join Tottenham ahead of next year's World Cup finals.[LNB]'Signing Becks is part of a proposal that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy isseriously considering and in doing so he would do well to remember thedays before Redknapp arrived.'[LNB]Click here to read the full column on Sun Online[LNB]'Listen, they get him back for half the season and they get a guywho's performing for one of the best clubs in the world,' Garber toldESPN last month.[LNB]'David's over there doing extraordinarily well. LA Galaxy is not ACMilan and you've got a guy who's starting for AC Milan who's going tocome back after a couple more months and he's going to play for theGalaxy. That's a very positive thing.'[LNB]Spurs manager Harry Redknapp[LNB]Garber admitted he hoped Beckham would decide at the end of theseason not to trigger a release clause in the five-year contract hesigned in 2007 which would allow him to leave Galaxy.[LNB]'It's either getting some of David Beckham or it's getting none ofDavid Beckham and I'd much rather be where we are and have him for thesecond half of the season and then, again, hopefully for a couple moreseasons after that which was not guaranteed in his last contract.'. [LNB] VIDEO: Spurs join Everton in £9m battle for Brazilian midfielder BastosDES KELLY: All the cash in the world, no Real changeWhat credit crunch? Beckham pulls in another £31m to remain football's king of cashTOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC
