Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder David Beckham said that a loan move back to AC Milan is 95 percent done after helping England beat Belarus 3-0 on Wednesday. His chances of going to a fourth World Cup is dependent on him joining a top European club on loan in January during Major League Soccer's offseason. 'It's close,' Beckham said after being named man of the match, despite only coming on for a little over 30 minutes as a second-half substitute. 'I've always said I want to go back there if they want me. AC Milan have said they wanted me back since I left to go back to the United States and they're saying the same now,' the former England captain said. 'It's 95 percent done so I don't know why it wouldn't happen now.' And the 34-year-old Beckham showed with his first touch at Wembley Stadium why England coach Fabio Capello persists in selecting him and plans to take him to the World Cup. Beckham came on after 58 minutes and sent a short corner to Shaun Wright Phillips on the edge of a crowded penalty area to score England's second goal against Belarus in the team's last competitive match before the World Cup. 'We all have to prove with every game and every training session that we want to be in the squad for every game,' Beckham said. 'Not just the World Cup, but every qualifier and every time we meet up.' 