David Beckham tipped for management by PSG boss Carlo Ancelotti The scale of Beckham's Paris send-off may have seemed at odds with the fact that he spent just four months with the club, but Ancelotti revealed it was a unanimous verdict from the team. He added: "All the players backed the decision. Beckham will have a lovely memory of this night. Beckham admitted the emotion of the evening would stay with him for a long time, from the distinction of being asked to lead the side to the fact that the match was also a title celebration. It was a nice way to go out - in front of my own fans, in front of a capacity crowd that were excited because we've won the league. The celebrations have been incredible, so it's a nice way to walk off the pitch," he said, adding: "It couldn't have been any more perfect. It's really special for an Englishman to be captain of PSG - especially on a night that meant so much to the club and the players. It was an amazing gesture and one I'll always be thankful for. Beckham's own words apparently confirmed he had indeed played his last match and when asked directly, he said: "There's a plastic pitch next weekend. I ruptured my Achilles a few years ago, so it's not great for it. I'll be part of the team next week. Whether I play or not, who knows? Ancelotti said: "He will come with the team but I don't think he will play. A plastic pitch is difficult for a 38-year-old.