The next target for Becks will be overtaking retired goalkeeper Peter Shilton, who has 125 caps for England.

"The target is just to play, be involved in every game possible. Of course I've already said I'd love to play in another World Cup – or two! But we'll have to wait and see. That's a long way away at the moment, and there's a lot of games leading up to that," AFP news agency reported Beckham as saying.

Beckham has prolonged his international career by joining AC Milan on an extended loan from the Los Angeles Galaxy. He will return to the U.S. in June for the second half of the Major League Soccer season before rejoining Milan in November.

Bobby Moore earned his 108 caps playing for England during 1962 – 1973 and was the captain of the team that won the World Cup in 1966.

Beckham made his first- ever appearance for England in September 1996 in a World Cup qualifier match against Moldova. He later became the team’s captain and spent 58 games in this role.

The AC Milan midfielder scored 17 goals for the national team and became the first English player to grab goals at three World Cups.