David Beckham could complete his loan move to Tottenham from the Los Angeles Galaxy over the weekend. "He could be here on Sunday possibly, if what I'm being told on the grapevine is right," Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp said Friday. "The clubs are talking and there is a good chance it will happen." Redknapp, who said last week that he hoped to sign the former England captain on a two-month loan from the Galaxy, said Beckham is likely to attend the north London club's FA Cup match against Charlton on Sunday. "Hopefully he will come to the game," Redknapp said. "I'm not 100 percent sure, but he could be here on Sunday." If Beckham does join this weekend, his first match for Tottenham would likely be Jan. 16 against former club Manchester United. Beckham previously said the only Premier League team he would consider playing for was United, which he left in 2003 after more than a decade to join Real Madrid. But Beckham was born and raised in London, training with Tottenham as a schoolboy before joining United. Spurs have been waiting for the Galaxy to decide whether to let the 35-year-old Beckham move on loan for a third straight northern hemisphere winter. Beckham wants to join a European club on loan to maintain fitness before the Major League Soccer season starts in March, boosting his chances of being recalled to the England team. He made the last of his 115 international appearances against Belarus in October 2009 and missed last year's World Cup because of an Achilles injury at AC Milan. Beckham spent the past two winters in Italy on loan at Milan, while his Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan did the same last year at English club Everton. Redknapp wants to use Beckham's experience to help a team challenging for a second straight top-four Premier League finish and through to the knockout stages of the Champions League in its debut season.
