David Beckham is considering putting his American dream on hold in
a desperate bid to save his England career.
He is seeking crisis talks with bosses of LA Galaxy to discuss a
possible return to England on loan in January.
The fiercely patriotic Beckham, who will definitely miss Englands
next two European Championship qualifiers and possibly the next
four with a knee ligament injury, believes it may be the only way
to achieve his cherished dream of winning 100 England caps.
At the moment he is on 97 and his biggest worry is that if England
do qualify without him the chances of coach Steve McClaren
recalling him to the fold will be dramatically reduced if he is out
of sight on the other side of the Atlantic.
Becks, whose contribution to LA Galaxys miserable season has been
minimal because of injury, is believed to be prepared to sacrifice
some of the £120million the Americans are paying him to return home
for four months leading up to the Euro finals in Austria and
Switzerland next June.
And it could even turn into a longer stay if England fail to
qualify and the talismanic midfielder has to wait that much longer
to get his 100 caps.
