David Beckham Could Play On for 3-4 Years

Ryan Giggs, Manchester United winger, gave praise over the longevity of former team-mate David Beckham, and expects the AC Milan loanee could play on another three or four years.

Both Giggs and Beckham were part of the famous "class of '92" at Old Trafford, which put the foundations for almost two decades of dominance for Sir Alex Ferguson's club.

Giggs was full of praise the ex-England skipper, who will be 35 when the World Cup comes around this summer, and was quick to insist that despite the huge media circus which follows him he has not changed over the years.

They were due to meet in the Champions League last-16 tie AC Milan vs Manchester United on Tuesday night at the San Siro in the second round of the competition.

But despite a promising start to his second loan spell at the Serie A club, Beckham has not started their last two fixtures and has had to settle for late cameo appearances, while Giggs is out of the clash after breaking his arm.