David Beckham

David Beckham is an English former professional footballer known for precise crossing, free kicks, and playing for Manchester United, Real Madrid, and England.

Alex Ferguson: Alex Ferguson is a Scottish football manager who led Manchester United from 1986 to 2013. He developed Beckham at Manchester United and selected him for the club’s most successful teams.
1999 UEFA Champions League final: The 1999 final in which Manchester United defeated Bayern Munich 2–1 with two late goals. Beckham’s corner-taking helped United overturn the deficit in the closing minutes.
Association football crossing: Crossing is the delivery of the ball from a wide position into a central area, usually for a teammate to shoot. Beckham’s crossing turned wide positions into reliable chances for forwards.
Inter Miami CF: Inter Miami CF is a professional football club based in the Miami metropolitan area and competing in Major League Soccer. Beckham became a co-owner and helped bring Lionel Messi to the club.
Manchester United F.C.: Manchester United F.C. is an English professional football club based in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester. Beckham rose to fame there, winning six Premier League titles and the 1999 Champions League.
Gary Neville: Gary Neville is an English former footballer who played right-back for Manchester United and England. As Beckham’s teammate and close friend, he formed part of United’s celebrated Class of ’92.
2001 FIFA World Cup qualification: The qualification campaign that secured England a place at the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Beckham’s late free kick against Greece sealed England’s qualification and cemented his national-team stature.
Association football free kick: A free kick is a restart awarded after an infringement, taken from the spot of the foul or a designated location. His bending, accurate free kicks made this restart a signature attacking weapon.
Major League Soccer: Major League Soccer is the top professional men’s football league in the United States and Canada. His move to Los Angeles Galaxy raised the league’s international profile.
Real Madrid CF: Real Madrid CF is a Spanish professional football club based in Madrid. His transfer there in 2003 marked a shift from United’s academy culture to the Galácticos era.

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