Football legend David Beckham has become a sir, after being knighted at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.

The Manchester United and England legend received the honour in recognition of his contributions to sport and charity, being recognised on the the King’s Birthday Honours list.

The 50-year-old played a crucial role in bringing the 2012 Olympics to London, has served as a Unicef ambassador for 20 years and has collaborated with King Charles and The King's Foundation since 2024.

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Beckham's skills on the pitch no doubt play a major part, with 115 caps where he was captain for 59 of those matches.

After the announcement of his knighthood in June, Beckham expressed his gratitude and told PA: "Growing up in east Lon

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