British media revealed that Beckham will be named "jazz" next week, Buckingham Palace and Prime Minister s Office have not responded yet

[Global Network reporter Zhao Jiandong] According to reports from the BBC, the Independent and other media, former England football captain David Beckham will be awarded the title of jazz on the list of King Charles III's awards next week. As of now, the office of the Prime Minister Buckingham Palace and Starmer has not commented as usual.

BBC said that David Beckham, who served as UNICEF ambassador for twenty consecutive years, will be awarded the title of "Sir David" for his achievements in football and his contribution to British society, and his wife Victoria Beckham will be awarded the title of "Madam Sir Beckham". The Independent said that Beckham was awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2003 for his contributions to football, and his title has not changed since then.

British media said that Beckham has set several records in English football, including the only player to score goals in three World Cups, the core player of Manchester United's 1999 triple-champion, and the third player in history who has made 115 appearances with the England national team. His career spans Real Madrid, Los Angeles Galaxy and Paris Saint-Germain.

In addition, Beckham is also an important supporter of philanthropy. Since the establishment of the David Beckham UNICEF Fund in 2015, the project has been in operation for nearly a decade. He also played a key role in London's bid for the 2012 Olympic Games.

The Independent also disclosed that at the Chelsea Flower Show this month, a video clip captured a scene: Charles III asked Beckham "whether he received his fiftieth birthday gift" and seemed to say, "I'm glad you received it." Beckham responded at the time, "It's so surprising, thank you."