"Founding" Beckham is rumored to be the lord next week and will be promoted to Sir Beckham

"Followers" Beckham's social status will be further improved. Next week, on the birthday of King Charles III, Beckham will be officially named a knight.

The new list of England's winning rosters will be announced next week, including news from multiple British media outlets that former England star David Beckham will be one of the list. A British spokesman declined to comment on the rumor, and Beckham did not respond to the title of the title.

Beckham was awarded the OBE of the British Empire (OBE) for his contributions as early as 2003, and was nominated for the first time in 2011, but he did not succeed in the end. Later, in 2017, a British media published a private email from Beckham, who criticized the awarding system and the awarding committee in the email.

50-year-old Beckham played 115 games for England as a player, and has played for Manchester United, Real Madrid, Los Angeles Galaxy, Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan. Outside the stadium, Beckham is also committed to public welfare affairs. He has been an ambassador of the United Nations Children's Fund since 2005. Last year, he also became the ambassador of the "King of England Fund" and supported King Charles III's education plan. His career after retirement is also very exciting. He is the partner owner of the two clubs of Salford City and the FAF. He also helped establish the "International Miami Fund" to help disadvantaged groups in a non-profit form.