Beckham was awarded the title of jazz by the King of England for his sporting and charitable contributions

June 14th, former England star Beckham was officially awarded the title of "Jazz" by King Charles of England in recognition of his contribution to sports and charity.

Along with Beckham, Roger Dalterry, the lead singer of the famous rock band TheWho, and Oscar winner Gary Oldman.

In an interview, Beckham said: "When I grew up in the East End of London, my parents and grandparents were very patriotic and proud to be British. I never thought I could have such honors. Playing on behalf of the national team and being captain was the greatest honor of my career and a literal childhood dream come true."

"I am very lucky to represent the image of the UK globally and to support the difficult community and motivate me. A great organization that grows a generation of outstanding organizations. It is a blessing to be able to do the current job. This career has brought me great satisfaction and is even more grateful for the recognition. This news takes time to digest. I am extremely proud to be able to share this emotional moment with my family. "

As early as 2010, Beckham received the Jazz nomination for the first time, but was rejected by the tax department for being involved in a tax avoidance incident, and his nomination was rejected by the Medal Commission. In 2021, the tax department clarified Beckham's innocence and opened the door to him for this honor.