Sir David Beckham's FIFA World Cup 2026 Earnings Revealed
Sir David Beckham earned an estimated £19 million during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to a report from the Mirror. This figure surpasses the earnings of global music stars Shakira (£15 million) and Justin Bieber (£12 million), who performed at the tournament's opening ceremony and final. Beckham was a constant presence at matches and featured in advertising campaigns for McDonald's, Walkers, and Stella Artois. His role as co-owner of Inter Miami, which recently signed Casemiro amid an MLS tampering investigation, continues to boost his commercial appeal in the United States. The article notes that Beckham's earnings exceeded the combined prize money received by England's squad for their third-place finish. More than two decades after retiring from international football, Beckham remains one of the sport's most valuable commercial figures.
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Sir David Beckham's FIFA World Cup 2026 Earnings Revealed
Sir David Beckham earned an estimated £19 million during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to a report from the Mirror. This figure surpasses the earnings of global music stars Shakira (£15 million) and Justin Bieber (£12 million), who performed at the tournament's opening ceremony and final. Beckham was a constant presence at matches and featured in advertising campaigns for McDonald's, Walkers, and Stella Artois. His role as co-owner of Inter Miami, which recently signed Casemiro amid an MLS tampering investigation, continues to boost his commercial appeal in the United States. The article notes that Beckham's earnings exceeded the combined prize money received by England's squad for their third-place finish. More than two decades after retiring from international football, Beckham remains one of the sport's most valuable commercial figures.