David Beckham admitted he has no idea whether a deal for him to permanently join AC Milan from American side LA Galaxy is any closer to being reached, according to BBC.
"There`s been no news but as the saying goes, no news is sometimes good news," Beckham said.
The England midfielder, who played in Milan`s 1-0 win over Cagliari on Sunday, again reiterated his desire to stay in Milan beyond his loan spell.
"I`ll do whatever I can to stay here because I have loved my time here."
Beckham`s current loan deal at the San Siro ends on 9 March but despite holding talks about a permanent transfer Milan and LA Galaxy still look a considerable way off coming to an agreement.
"Talks are still going on and there are a lot of people trying to work things out so I hope it happens," Beckham said.
The 33-year-old insisted that he has done all he can to stay in Italy and the deal is now in the hands of the two clubs.
"I have been playing well on the pitch and also saying that I want to come and I want to stay and that is all I can do," he said.
"It has been an incredible experience playing with some of these players and also playing at the San Siro, but I just hope it continues.
"There is still a few weeks left before the decision has to made and hopefully it is sorted out before them because so far I have been able to concentrate on my football and not worry about things that are going on off the field and I prefer to do that.
"We`ll have to wait and see. These things take time sometimes and of course it`s going to. It could go down to the last few days."
With Beckham playing almost a full match for Milan the Rossoneri kept alive their faint hopes of catching city rivals Inter at the top of Serie A with a 1-0 win over Cagliari at the San Siro.
Dutch midfielder Clarence Seedorf exploited a defensive mix-up to tap into an empty net after 65 minutes.
The former England captain delivered another assured display before giving way to Luca Antonini in injury time.
Cagliari gave their hosts several uncomfortable moments early on with goalkeeper Christian Abbiati tested by efforts from Robert Aquafresca and Jeda in the first half.
At the other end Filippo Inzaghi had the ball in the net but saw his strike ruled out as he strayed offside in latching onto Seedorf`s neat pass.
Andrea Cossu shuddered the woodwork of Abbiati`s goal after the break with a fierce long-range shot, but the visitors` efforts were undone as Diego Lopez and keeper Federico Marchetti collided in pursuit of a loose ball and Seedorf profited.
The result keeps Milan third in the league, two points behind second-placed Juventus and 11 off Jose Mourinho`s Inter.
