England midfielder David
Beckham is 95 per cent sure his second loan move to
AC Milan will happen.
The 35-year old made a big impact coming on as a substitute in
the Three Lions’ final World Cup qualifier, a 3-0 win over Belarus
on Wednesday night, and after the match admitted he was close to a
move to the San Siro.
“Milan are still saying they do. It’s 95 per cent done, very
close, so I can’t see it not happening now,” Beckham said.
Beckham did insist, however, that his move to Milan does not
necessarily mean he will be a certain inclusion in Fabio Capello’s
World Cup squad.
“We all have to prove that we want to be in the squad and in the
team for every game, for every qualifier and every friendly,” he
added.
“Every one of these players is so hungry and we want to be out
there. That move to Milan is close. I’ve always said I want to go
back there if they want me.”