Beckham Wants to Be the Boss Someday
According of some reporters David Beckam, ex-player of the Milan, and player of the galaxy team, said that he wants to stop playing in the mayor leagues, and be playing on a team, to start coaching a team.
The midfielder player of the A.C Milan, get tired of playing soccer, so now he wants to buy a own team on the united states, he want to pass of player to owner of her own team, but offcourse he can do all this after her contract get expired.
“I have the right to own an M.L.S. franchise, which I will action immediately after I have stopped playing,” Beckham told the BBC. He said t
his was part of his “commitment to develop soccer in the United States, which is something I am passionate about.”
If he is as passionate about that as he was passionate about staying in Milan, Beckham may be willing to put his money where his right foot is. According to The Times of London, the former England captain is ponying up $3 million of his own money to see the “time share” deal go through.
A.C. Milan’s vice president, Adriano Galliani, pointed to this move as a sign of Beckham’s commitment to the Italian club, saying: “Many players show their affection only through words. David Beckham is one of the few who has done so with his actions.”
He added, “He’s made an incredible economic effort, paying a huge amount out of his own pocket.”
Presumably, an M.L.S. club would run a bit more. Owners of the Seattle Sounders paid $30 million to join the league. (The team begins play this season.) The cost would be even more to meet the league’s requirement to play in, or plan to build, a soccer-specific stadium.
his was part of his “commitment to develop soccer in the United States, which is something I am passionate about.”If he is as passionate about that as he was passionate about staying in Milan, Beckham may be willing to put his money where his right foot is. According to The Times of London, the former England captain is ponying up $3 million of his own money to see the “time share” deal go through.
A.C. Milan’s vice president, Adriano Galliani, pointed to this move as a sign of Beckham’s commitment to the Italian club, saying: “Many players show their affection only through words. David Beckham is one of the few who has done so with his actions.”
He added, “He’s made an incredible economic effort, paying a huge amount out of his own pocket.”
Presumably, an M.L.S. club would run a bit more. Owners of the Seattle Sounders paid $30 million to join the league. (The team begins play this season.) The cost would be even more to meet the league’s requirement to play in, or plan to build, a soccer-specific stadium.
http://goal.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/09/beckham-wants-to-be-the-boss-some-day/
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