Beckham does charity to be knighted

The prestigious French newspaper L'Equipe reported that talented former midfielder David Beckham could be in trouble after his letters with charity content to polish his image were leaked.

David Beckham has been famous for his charitable activities over the years. He participated in an event to help children infected with HIV in Swaziland in 2015. In addition, the former MU midfielder visited victims in the Philippines during Typhoon Haiyan.

The former Manchester United midfielder once met former British Prime Minister David Cameron to call for help for malnourished children. However, his reputation, which has been built over many years, is now facing the risk of being destroyed.

David Beckham joins UNICEF charity. Photo: The Sun.

Letters purporting to be of the former World Cup winner have been leaked online. In an email to media executive Simon Oliveira, David Beckham wrote: “It’s a disgrace. If I were an American, I would have been honored 10 years ago.”

In 2013, the former Manchester United midfielder was considered for a knighthood but ultimately did not receive the title. He wrote to Simon Oliveira: “Who decides on knighthoods? The jury are a bunch of bastards.”

Responding to David Beckham's letter, Simon Oliveira said: "We need to work more with UNICEF and participate in other charitable activities." This is the plan that the former MU midfielder's publicist wants him to carry out to score points in the hope of receiving a knighthood soon.

Previously, David Beckham was awarded the title of OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in 2003. This is the fourth title in the British Royal Family's five-level system of peerage. Only after being awarded the third level of CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) will Beckham have the honor of being called Sir David Beckham./.

According to Zing