Former England star David Beckham has achieved massive commercial success surrounding the 2026 World Cup.

In this World Cup year, the total distributed profits from his business have reached approximately 38 million pounds, which translates to nearly 5 billion Bangladeshi taka.

According to the British media outlet The Telegraph, Beckham’s brand management company generated this massive profit through lucrative contracts with various global corporations.

World-renowned brands such as McDonald's, Verizon, Pepsi, and Lay's were commercially partnered with Beckham for the 2026 World Cup.

Beckham's brand had a significant presence in the advertising and promotional campaigns of these companies surrounding the tournament.

Along with profits, Beckham's total business revenue also surged during the World Cup year.

According to the report, his brand's revenue jumped by 20 percent to reach 84 million pounds, equivalent to approximately 1.1 billion Bangladeshi taka.

During his football career, Beckham gained worldwide popularity playing for England, Manchester United, and Real Madrid.

Since his retirement, he has successfully transformed that enduring popularity into a vast commercial empire.

Even after his playing days on the pitch, Beckham's global celebrity status continues to serve as one of the greatest assets for his business ventures.