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發表於 2006-7-7 21:53:12
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Toon cool on Becks deal
Newcastle United today distanced themselves from talk that David Beckham is about to become their first major summer signing.
Beckham was in London yesterday and said to be in discussions with United over a possible move from Spain's La Liga with Real Madrid, but Toon officials have remained tight-lipped on the situation.
True, United have built up a rapport with the Spanish giants over the last few seasons, with Michael Owen arriving last summer from Real to break the club's transfer record and Jonathan Woodgate heading in the other direction in 2004.
But although United did not rule out the arrival of the recently-retired England skipper, who stepped down on Sunday as captain after a disappointing World Cup, speculation that Becks is on his way to Toon appears premature.
A club spokesman said today: "We never comment on speculation.
"The club has always enjoyed a close relationship with Real Madrid and we would never do anything to spoil that."
United chairman Freddy Shepherd, who today jetted out to Germany for Sunday's World Cup final, was snapped by Paparazzi at the top London hotel Claridges yesterday, but so was Victoria Beckham, which has fuelled talk that United are in meetings to make a sensational move to bring the Real Madrid star to Tyneside.
The 31-year-old Beckham is thought to be facing an uncertain future in Madrid following the arrival of new president Ramon Calderon and boss Fabio Capello.
United are yet to make their first dip into the transfer market this summer, but a look at history says an audacious bid cannot be ruled out.
Only last year United shook the world of football when they prised Michael Owen from Madrid for £17m, and before the injured England star names like Alan Shearer and Kevin Keegan arriving.
Yet a move for Beckham has come right out of the blue, with manager Glenn Roeder's main priority a striker this summer - and work to capture a high profile forward thought to be well under way by the United boss, who has so far worked minor miracles at St James' Park.
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