Sporting icons : David Beckham: Global Icon & Football Midfield Maestro- Career HLs, video
Born on May 2, 1975, in London, England, David Beckham was a stylish and technically brilliant footballer best known for his precision passing, trademark free-kicks, and unmatched crossing ability. A right-sided midfielder with exceptional vision and work ethic, Beckham’s style combined flair with relentless commitment, making him one of the most recognized and marketable athletes in the world.
Beckham rose to prominence with Manchester United, where he was part of the famed "Class of ’92." His club career was filled with success, winning six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, and the historic treble in 1999, which included the UEFA Champions League. He later played for Real Madrid, where he won La Liga in his final season, and had successful stints with LA Galaxy, AC Milan (on loan), and Paris Saint-Germain, where he ended his playing career.
Internationally, Beckham earned 115 caps for England between 1996 and 2009, captaining the side for six years. Though he never lifted a major international trophy, his iconic free-kick against Greece in 2001 secured England’s place in the 2002 World Cup and remains one of the national team’s most memorable moments. He also featured in three World Cups (1998, 2002, 2006) and two European Championships.
Memorable matches include the 1999 Champions League final, where his corner kicks set up United's dramatic late comeback; the 2001 Greece game; and his redemption goal against Argentina in the 2002 World Cup, avenging his 1998 red card.
David Beckham’s legacy extends beyond football. He was a cultural phenomenon, bridging the worlds of sport, fashion, and celebrity. On the pitch, he’s remembered as a tireless leader and specialist in dead-ball situations. Off it, he helped elevate football’s global profile and continues to impact the sport through ambassadorial roles and his co-ownership of Inter Miami CF.
Watch Beckham's glorious skills & goals in the video below
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