Unless Real Madrid’s management undergoes a drastic change in the next two weeks — there have been suggestions in the press that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho could be on his way to the Bernabeu along with Frank Lampard — David Beckham won’t be kicking a ball with the first team anymore this season. Coach Fabio Capello stated Saturday in no uncertain terms that Beckham would be benched for the remainder of his contract, which expires at the end of June. Today, Capello was joined by Real President Ramon Calderon in his criticism of the manner in which the Beckham camp announced the player’s move to Major League Soccer and the Los Angeles Galaxy. Beckham hoped that he would at least be able to play a part in the remainder of Real’s season-insisting he would continue to give 100 percent-in one last attempt to win an honor with the club. Capello’s response: “We can’t count on him and we won’t count on him because he has committed himself to another club. He will not play. He will train with us but he is not going to play.” Beckham could leave Madrid ahead of schedule if Real agreed to a loan deal in which the Galaxy pays the rest of Beckham’s salary or an outright transfer was offered to buy out the remainder of his contract.