Milan: We won't increase Becks offer

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Galaxy supremo Tim Leiweke firmly declared on Friday that Beckham would return to the United States to continue his career with the Major League Soccer club on March 9 once his short-term loan spell ends with Milan, unless the Italians made a substantial increase to a reported US Dollar 3million offer.

When asked if Milan will raise the offer, Galliani said: "Absolutely not. I have experience to know the price of a player and according to the European parameters, there is no sense is spending more."

He added: "In the United States they look at the commercial aspect.

"Instead in Europe, in the transfers, the technical aspect prevails. The budget that I have at my disposal is already at a maximum between the salaries and the transfers."

Beckham has been a big hit for Milan since joining the club in January and the England midfielder has expressed his desire to remain in Serie A.