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David Beckham

(1975-), Footballer

David Robert Joseph Beckham

Sitter in 6 portraits
Beckham contributed to nineteen major footballing trophy wins in a career where he played for Manchester United (1992-2003), Real Madrid (2003-7), LA Galaxy (2007-12) and Paris Saint-Germain (2013). He captained the English national team fifty-eight times over a six-year period. In 1999 he married 'Spice Girl' Victoria Adams, with whom he has three sons and a daughter. Beckham's high public profile has ensured that his image is in demand by brands and fashion companies. He received an OBE in 2003 and in 2010 was presented with the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2018, Beckham announced his newly established Major League Soccer team, Club Internacional de Futbol Miami.

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David Beckham, by Lorenzo Agius - NPG x88370

David Beckham

by Lorenzo Agius
bromide print, November 1998
NPG x88370

David Beckham, by Lorenzo Agius - NPG x88384

David Beckham

by Lorenzo Agius
contact sheet, November 1998
NPG x88384

David and Victoria, Manchester 1998, No.3 (Victoria Beckham; David Beckham), by Juergen Teller - NPG x199693

David and Victoria, Manchester 1998, No.3 (Victoria Beckham; David Beckham)

by Juergen Teller
digital chromogenic print, 1998
NPG x199693

Image currently unavailable owing to copyright restrictions

David Beckham ('David')

by Sam Taylor-Johnson (Sam Taylor-Wood)
digital video displayed on plasma screen, 2004
NPG 6661

Image currently unavailable owing to copyright restrictions

David Beckham; Victoria Beckham

by Dean Freeman
C-type colour print, April 1999
NPG x88700

Image currently unavailable owing to copyright restrictions

David Beckham

by Nadav Kander
digital chromogenic print, May 2002
NPG x125379

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