David Beckham has pledged his undying love for wife Victoria, denying reports he cheated on her, and has hinted at his dream to stay in Milan. The superstar footballer stressed his loyalty to his wife of ten years saying: "I do not flirt with other women, I exist only for Victoria." Beckham's comments come days after a French magazine claimed he had been out for dinner with Hungarian model Mariann Fogarasy. In an interview with Italian newspaper La Stampa, the former Manchester United star said: "Ninety per cent of what is written about Victoria and I is invented. "The last one was this story about the Hungarian model - I have never been out to dinner with this young lady and, just for the record, Victoria will be in the stand on Sunday to watch me play against Juventus. "If I took the time to deny every story about me I wouldn't have time to be a footballer." Beckham, 34, who is currently on loan at AC Milan from LA Galaxy until the end of the season, described how had come to love life in the Italian city. "Milan is the ideal place to be a footballer, it's like being in Paradise." Paying tribute to Italians, he said: "You are passionate and you have a lot of energy. I have discovered a style of life that I like a lot and there is not the media pressure that you have in England." The England midfielder described how he might struggle with his "enforced return" to Los Angeles when his contract ends in three weeks. "It will be difficult to go back but I have respect for LA Galaxy and I have a mission to fulfill in the United States to encourage football. "It's possible I may return to Milan in January but there are still a lot of details to clear up. Before I arrived I was told I would be left very enchanted with Milan and they were right. "It's not an easy decision to make but all I know for definite is that in July I will resume playing for LA Galaxy and I will then come up against my current team mates in a friendly. "Nothing in life is ever certain, but it will be difficult to stay at Milan, I made a lot of financial sacrifices." Beckham confirmed he would be attending the Champions League final in Rome between Manchester United and Barcelona at the end of the month. He dismissed reports that former boss Sir Alex Ferguson had been "cold" with him when they met at The Emirates earlier this week. He said: "Sir Alex was in shock because his grandchildren had been involved in an accident. When we met in the dressing rooms we hugged each other. "I will be at the Champions League final and I will be supporting United." Source: Ananova