Sir David Beckham, born May 2, 1975, is an iconic English former professional footballer and a global cultural figure. Renowned for his exceptional crossing and set-piece abilities, he achieved a unique feat, winning league titles in four different countries: England (most notably with Manchester United, including the 1999 UEFA Champions League), Spain (with Real Madrid), the United States (with LA Galaxy, a historic transfer), and France (with Paris Saint-Germain before retiring in May 2013 after a 20-year career). He also captained the England national team for six years, earning 115 caps and appearing in three FIFA World Cups. Beyond the pitch, Beckham is a dedicated UNICEF ambassador since 2005 and a successful entrepreneur, notably co-owning Inter Miami CF, an MLS club that began playing in 2020, solidifying his enduring legacy in football and beyond.