The award ceremony took place last Tuesday, where 50-year-old Beckham was honored with the title of Sir, and his wife will now be known as Lady Victoria Beckham.
The list of awardees was announced ahead of King Charles III's birthday, which will be celebrated on November 14. According to British media, this decision is based not only on the long-standing friendship between the king and the footballer but also on Beckham's significant contributions to charity.
Throughout his outstanding career, Beckham has won numerous trophies while playing for clubs such as Manchester United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, and Paris Saint-Germain. Additionally, he has played 115 matches for the England national team. Beckham is actively involved in charitable activities, serving as a UNICEF ambassador and supporting numerous international humanitarian initiatives.
Receiving the knighthood is one of the highest forms of recognition in the UK and confirms the significance of Beckham's contributions not only to sports but also to social and humanitarian projects.
