European soccer: David Beckhams move to Paris has estate agents battling for his favors

Beckham has become a target for Paris Saint Germain with the club's owners, Qatar Sport Investments (QSI), said to have offered the former England midfielder a lucrative deal to help turn their under-achieving side into one of Europe's top clubs.

A fortnight ago reports from the capital said PSG had stepped up their bid by finding a school -- the British School of Paris -- in the outskirts of the capital for the three school-aged of his four children.

Now estate agents in and around the capital are in a race to find a property which suits both Beckham and his wife Victoria, who rose to fame as 'Posh' in the successful girl band the Spice Girls but who is now a respected fashion designer.

For more: AFP: Paris estate agents battle to lure Posh and Becks

Canada.com: Soccer - Beckham eyes another half-year loan in Europe

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Soccer - Beckham eyes another half-year loan in Europe

David Beckham says he expects to find another half-year loan deal ahead of the World Cup next year to keep himself in England manager Fabio Capello’s plans for the tournament in South Africa. Beckham spent the Major League Soccer (MLS) off-season — and the first part of this current season — on loan at AC Milan in Italy and said he hoped to find a similar arrangement next year. "Leading up to the World Cup, the England manager has made it very clear to me that I need to be playing at a European level," Beckham told reporters ahead of his return match for LA Galaxy against rivals New York Red Bulls.

SportingNews.com: David Beckham's failed American adventure - by Dave Larzelere

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David Beckham's failed American adventure - by Dave Larzelere

David Beckham’s relatively short stint in the MLS appears to be over, as AC Milan director Umberto Gandini plans to fly to Los Angeles tomorrow with a team of lawyers aimed at securing Beckham’s services for at least the next year. If that deal goes through, which seems likely given Beckham’s resolve to stay in Milan, it’s hard to imagine that we’ll ever see Becks playing soccer here in the States again, unless it’s on tour with Milan or some other high-profile European club.

And so ends Beckham’s big Hollywood gambit. By all accounts, it has been an enormous bust, for Beckham, for the Galaxy, and for MLS.