David Beckham is adding another accomplishment to his resume.
According to British media reports such as the BBC, the Manchester United legend country's highest honorary title based on his football career and charitable contributions. This includes serving as an ambassador for UNICEF and the King's Foundation. The official announcement is expected next week, and Victoria Beckham will receive the honor of "Lady Beckham."
According to the BBC, Beckham was reportedly first nominated for a knighthood in 2011. "He is a great ambassador for football and the country," Beckham's former England teammate Wayne Rooney told BBC Sport. "We all see the charity work that he has done for many years, and I am sure he will continue to do that."
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He continued: "Globally, he is a massive icon for any charity to work alongside, and he makes everyone proud by raising a lot of money over the years. You don't get to his level worldwide if you don't work hard. He was persistent and kept going to get the reward he deserved."
Beckham retired in 2013.
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