David Beckham poised to sign extension with Los Angeles Galaxy following collapse of Paris St. Germain transfer The 36 year-old enjoyed his best season in the MLS last year, with the Galaxy beating Houston Dynamo in November to win the MLS Cup, and that is thought to be one of the major factors which has persuaded him to want to stay in the States. It is also understood that Beckham has been encouraged by the Galaxy's recent signing of former Tottenham Hotspur striker Robbie Keane. It is thought the deal the Galaxy have offered Beckham is similar to the previous contract he signed, with part of his basic wage being boosted by any increase in revenue that comes from merchandise sales. PSG, who have substantial funds at their disposal after being taken over by Qatari Sports Investments in May, could not hide their disappointment at seeing a deal for arguably the most famous footballer on the planet fall through. "It's over," the club's sporting director Leonardo said. But the welfare of his family in Los Angeles, the wish not to change everything in his life, weighed heavily. Beckham came through the ranks and enjoyed a glittering career at United before joining Real Madrid in 2003. He won one Primera Division title and then joined the Galaxy on a deal that saw him become easily the highest paid player in the country. Beckham spent two winters on loan at AC Milan during his original five-year deal at the Galaxy, which expired last week, and has also had training spells at Arsenal and Tottenham during the MLS off season.