David Beckham would welcome England playing return

Former England captain David Beckham says he has not given up hope of playing for his country in the future. 

The Paris St-Germain midfielder told CNN: "I'm almost 38 so the chances are very slight, but you never know." 

Beckham is England's most capped outfield player with 115 caps, but has not featured since October 2009. "One of the reasons I never retired from the England team is because, if there's ever an opportunity to play for them again, I'm available," he said. Beckham is in the PSG squad for the home leg of their Champions League quarter-final with Barcelona on Tuesday. David Beckham timeline 1975: Born Leytonstone, 2 May 1991: Joins Manchester United as trainee 2000: Named England captain 2003: United accept a £25m bid from Real Madrid and he moves to the Spanish giants 2006: Stands down as England captain 2007: Leaves Real Madrid for Los Angeles Galaxy on a five-year deal 2009 and 2010: Has two separate loan spells at AC Milan 2012: Confirms he is to leave the Galaxy after MLS Cup on 1 December 2013: Joins Paris St-Germain on a five-month playing contract on 31 January At the end of January, Beckham joined PSG for the rest of the season, following a five-year spell in the United States with Los Angeles Galaxy. "If there is any chance of me ever playing for my country again, I would never turn that down," he added. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid player has mainly appeared as a substitute for PSG, but the club have said they want to keep him beyond his current contract. Club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi said: "As a man, player, ambassador, he is exceptional." PSG team-mate Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 31, said Beckham's move to the French club has already been a success. "He has a big impact on the team, he has a lot of qualities," the striker explained. "He is a winner and he has a great feel for the ball. He brings us his experience of big matches. He's also a player with a big heart, who has won a lot of trophies."

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