Where is he now?: Inter Miami owner; co-owner of Salford City
Managerial record: N/A
The most famous of the Class of ’92 by a country mile, David Beckham – England’s second-most capped outfield player – is more likely to be seen at a fashion show than a stadium touchline.
Previously a face of the likes of Armani, Calvin Klein, Pepsi and Adidas, he is perhaps the world’s most recognisable celebrity, yet returning to a football pitch in a coaching capacity doesn’t look like something on Becks’ agenda.
He has, however, remained involved with the game and in 2014 it was announced he would buy an Miami-based MLS expansion team for $25m. After many years of planning, it was announced last year that Inter Miami would hopefully begin to play in 2020.
In January he bought a 10% stake in Salford City to join his former team-mates as co-owner of the National League club.
Jokes about his lifestyle aside, Beckham does remarkable work for charity, most notably Unicef, has visited serving troops in Afghanistan and is a global ambassador for many more good causes around the world.
