West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has confirmed his interest in bringing David Beckham to the club in the January transfer window.
The former Manchester United winger confirmed in a press conference on Monday his intention to quit LA Galaxy after the MLS Cup final game on December 1.
And, since the announcement, speculation has linked Beckham with a host of clubs from Asia and Europe, but Allardyce is keen to hand Beckham a return to the Premier League with West Ham but only if his fitness is up to competing to Englands top flight.
Yes, I would like to see a fit David Beckham at West Ham," he told The Sun.
But he would need to come and do a fitness test like any other player.
Concerns over the 37-year-old's fitness, however, are not shared by the player himself, who believes he has the fitness and desire to still be competitive at the highest level.
The former Engl and captain told reporters: "I still feel like I have one more challenge in me as a player, even at 37 years old. I feel that I still can play at a high level. Where that'll be yet, I haven't decided.
"I have some exciting opportunities on the table."
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