Beckham set to be knighted in King's Birthday Honours
Summary
David Beckham is set to receive a knighthood in King Charles' upcoming Birthday Honours. Beckham, who had a successful football career and has contributed to British society, is expected to be recognized further after initially receiving an OBE in 2003.Key Facts
- David Beckham will be on King Charles' Birthday Honours list to receive a knighthood.
- Beckham was an England football captain and received an OBE in 2003.
- He played for teams like Manchester United, Real Madrid, and LA Galaxy before retiring in 2013.
- Beckham was first nominated for a knighthood in 2011.
- Leaked emails in 2017 showed Beckham's alleged criticism of the honours system.
- Beckham married Victoria Beckham in 1999, and they have four children.
- He played a key role in bringing the 2012 Olympics to London.
- Beckham has been a Unicef ambassador since 2005 and supports The King's Foundation.
- He is part-owner of Salford City and co-owner of Inter Miami in the U.S.
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