David Beckham: all the numbers he used during his career

David Beckham, the former English footballer, is one of the athletes who most influenced the history of this sport, reaching numbers that very few have been able to overcome.

David Beckham stood out for his scoring ability in England. With his free kicks, which have an effect known as "devilish", he was also considered by many as the best free thrower in the world due to his great precision in power and scoring, here you can find news about Inter Miami's president.

Since 1999 he has been married to Victoria Beckham, one of the former members of the Spice Girls group. Thanks to this marriage, his public image transcended the sports field becoming an advertising star and a reference in the world of fashion, which has helped this couple to have a wealth of 125 million pounds.

Another of those great achievements has been to be the majority shareholder of Inter Miami FC. There is no doubt that it represents one of his greatest achievements outside the football field because it allowed him to create a very lucrative franchise; also, this let him have in sight world-class players to incorporate in this team. If you want to know more about David Beckham, learn more about the last league he played in.

How good was David Beckham?

With Manchester United, Beckham won the Premier League six times, the FA Cup twice, and the UEFA Champions League in 1999.

On the other hand, with Real Madrid he won La Liga in his last season with the club, being part of the famous Galactic Era of this team.

He has twice been runner-up of the FIFA World Player of the World Award and in 2004 he was named as one of the 125 best living footballers as part of the FIFA 100. 

Also, in 2004, he was the highest paid footballer in the world.

The numbers he used

During his time with several teams, he has dressed the jerseys of each one with a long list of numbers.

In his time with the England national team he wore the numbers 7, 15 and 17. He was captain for six years of the England national team and played a total of 58 times. In addition, he played in three World Cups (1998, 2002 and 2006) and in two European Championships (2000 and 2004).

With Real Madrid he always had the number 23 which helped him position himself as one of the best of the club at that time.

With Los Angeles Galaxy on the 23rd as well, at AC Milan on the 32nd, a number he also wore with Paris Saint Germain.

Last but not least, with Manchester United he had the numbers 15, 14, 10, 24, 7 and 10. In this team he demonstrated the best of his career by playing as a midfielder.