David Beckham has hinted that he would be willing to stay at Paris Saint-Germain beyond the end of his current contract.
Beckham joined the Ligue 1 leaders on a five-month deal in January after his contract with LA Galaxy ran out, and the 37-year-old has already seen the club reach the Champions League quarter-finals and stay on top of Ligue 1 during his time in the capital.
With speculation mounting that Beckham may extend his stay at the club, the former England captain refused to rule it out but admitted that he would find it hard to leave.
"We'll see. Who wouldn't want to stay at a place like this? It's very special but I'm not getting any younger so we'll see how I feel at the end of the season. It's always nice to be wanted," said Beckham.
"Now our focus will turn to Barcelona and I think everybody's excited about the game. Whenever I've come up against Barcelona, you always get excited about coming up against the best players and teams.
"It's important that we concentrate on our own game and not worry about their game too much."
Beckham has made six appearances for PSG since joining the club.
