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Very sad news for fans of David Beckham who were looking forward to his inclusion in the World Cup soccer tournament later on this year. Becks suffered an injury in gameplay yesterday afternoon that has, in all likelihood, rendered him incapable of participating in the World Cup later on this year :( Considering this year’s World Cup is the last chance for him to play, the injury seems especially cruel. In yesterday’s game, as he played for his European soccer team AC Milan, Becks not only took a boot to the face (which split open his cheek) but he also reportedly injured his Achilles tendon … which takes many months of surgery and recovery to heal — and which essentially dashes his hopes for inclusion in the World Cup in one fell swoop. Here are pics of Becks‘s facial injury and the deets from yesterday’s game:

David Beckham’s dream of playing in a fourth World Cup looks over after he tore an Achilles tendon in AC Milan’s 1-0 win over Chievo on Sunday. Beckham was unchallenged when he suffered the injury and hobbled off in pain before being stretchered away. The 34-year-old was hoping to be part of England’s World Cup squad in June, but instead will fly to Finland on Monday for specialist surgery. “A rupture of the Achilles tendon is suspected,” said an AC Milan statement. Beckham, who is in his second loan stint with Milan from the Los Angeles Galaxy, will now almost certainly not be fit for the World Cup in South Africa which starts on 11 June.

UGH! Poor Becks! There is no question that David Beckham has enjoyed a very successful career in soccer … the only thing missing is a World Cup trophy. This year’s tourney is Becks‘s last chance at putting that last feather in his career cap … and now that opportunity is gone. After the jump, check out a few more pics of a very injured David Beckham and read more of this BBC report of his very untimely injury …

Consultant sports physician Dr Tom Crisp told BBC Radio 5 live: “It’s remotely possible he may be running in three months. The chances of him being fit to play for England are non-existent.” AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani said that the Englishman will be out for “probably five or six months”. “I saw him and he was suffering. In the dressing room, I took him in my arms and told him that if he wanted, he will be with us next year,” said Galliani. AC Milan coach Leonardo said: “Beckham’s injury makes us feel terrible. He understood immediately that he had torn his Achilles tendon. “He is an extraordinary guy and today’s game proves it yet again. I cannot enjoy this evening considering this serious injury.” AC Milan team-mate Ignazio Abate said the England star was inconsolable. “He’s not doing well. He was in tears in the dressing room, he wasn’t saying a lot. This has affected us all,” said Abate. Former Manchester United star Beckham, England’s most capped outfield player with 115 appearances, was bidding to become the first England player to feature in four successive World Cup finals. He shares the record of three with Bobby Moore and Peter Shilton. England coach Fabio Capello spoke with Beckham on Sunday evening to offer his commiserations, according to the Press Association … Former England defender Martin Keown told BBC Radio 5 live: “Capello’s not stupid, he knew there was a role for Beckham within the squad and this is a massive blow. “He’s going to be out for six months, he needs to now look at rescuing his career and what’s left of it. “He’ll be extremely upset, without doubt. I think tonight is a very sad day for the Beckham family.” Beckham’s loan spells at AC Milan were a deliberate attempt to convince Capello of his worth in an England squad, but he was an unused substitute in the recent friendly win over Egypt and was quoted in several Sunday papers as saying he feared for his place … Sunday’s injury is the latest in a string of heartbreaking World Cup moments for Beckham. His sending off against Argentina in the quarter-finals was widely blamed for costing England their chance in France in 1998. Four years later he was not fully fit after suffering a broken metatarsal in his foot in the build-up as England went out to 10-man Brazil in the quarter-finals in Japan and South Korea. In 2006, Beckham went off injured just after half-time in the quarter-final against Portugal which England went on to lose on penalties. Beckham tearfully announced he was resigning the captaincy afterward.

I can’t even imagine how heartbreakingly painful this blow must feel to David Beckham — and I’m not talking physically. His World Cup experience seems to be utterly cursed … it’s just so sad. I love Becks and I was really looking forward to cheering him on because, despite all the lip service to the contrary in the past few months, he was going to play for England in the World Cup. It’s one thing to lose in World Cup competition but it’s another altogether to be forced to sit out completely due to an injury … fate can be so cruel sometimes.

The bright side is that Becks can be healed and rehabilitated so his soccer playing days may not be over altogether. I am very much looking forward to his return to the soccer fields of glory. We’ll be waiting for you Becks! Heal well and quickly … we love you!!!

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