World Cup 2010: Im not guaranteed to go to South Africa, says David Beckham

844AM GMT fourteen March 2010

Playing for his place David Beckham is receiving zero for postulated Photo AP

The LA Galaxy midfielder returned to AC Milan on loan in Jan with the demonstrate role of superfluous in England physical education instructor Fabio Capello"s plans forward of universe football"s showpiece event.

And England"s most-capped outfield player is at large approaching to be between the last 23-man World Cup 2010 squad.

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However, Beckham - who will be 35 when England flog off their debate opposite the USA - believes he is far from sure to be streamer to his fourth World Cup.

Beckham pronounced "Am I promissory note on going to the World Cup? No, not at all.

"I am not on trial to go to South Africa. I have to work tough and hopefully win my place.

"There are a great couple of months left and copiousness of games to play, but hopefully I can lift on personification well and get in the squad."

Should Capello embody Beckham in his patrol this summer, the former Manchester United midfielder will turn the initial England player to underline in 4 World Cup finals.

Beckham now shares the jot down of 3 with Bobby Moore and Peter Shilton.

The former England captain"s initial ambience of the contest finished in heartbreak when he was sent off in the better to Argentina in 1998, that led to drawn out critique of the afterwards 23-year-old.