THE ENGLISH ARE CENTROCAMPISTA ENTRENA WITH ARSENAL
The new British national selector, Fabio Capello said his intimates that will not have David Beckham for the forthcoming friendly match England face Switzerland on Wednesday of next week.
Capello will release the final call of the 22 members of the English team next Saturday, and Beckham is not expected to be among them, as reported by the newspaper The Guardian.
The coach will try to talk to Beckham this week before taking a final decision, but has explained privately that the player is not in full physical condition, as it has not played a competitive match since late November.
Capello has not closed, however, the doors to entirely international career of former England captain and current player of the Los Angeles Galaxy, and believes that it can help the English team to qualify for the World 2010.
Beckham, aged 32, should play its hundredth party selection versus Switzerland, but Capello will not make sentimental reasons imposed on the sound at choosing their men.
Capello has been favorably impressed, according to the newspaper, by Aaron Lennon, Tottenham, and David Bentley, Blackburn, and believes that any of them would do in the next game better role that Beckham, who knows very well for having previously trained in the Santiago Bernabeu.
Today Beckham was training with Arsenal, and Capello is convinced that the player tries to improve their physical fitness, but according to sources close to the screening, does not believe that is still able to play a game even international friendly. By leaving out Beckham, Capello also sends a clear message that it has begun a new phase in the selection English.
He has also insisted, said The Guardian, in that neither Trevor Brooking, director of development at the Football Association, or Brian Barwick, chief executive, will have no say in the selection of players.
Many, including Sir Alex Ferguson, addressed to Beckham at Manchester United, confident, however, that Capello this week to include Beckham in the English team. "Denying one party (the selection) when it has been played and ninety-nine would not be good," said Ferguson.
Beckham was excluded because of the first English team which appointed Capellos predecessor, Steve McClaren, but returned to the selection after an absence of eleven months. The former England captain is confident his party dispute hundred number to join the elite of international Peter Shilton, Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton and Billy Wright-they have done before that feat.