According to The Sun, David Beckham earned a staggering £38 million from his brand businesses last year.

His company, DRJB Holdings, recorded £50 million in revenue in the year ending December 2025. Authentic, an American entertainment and lifestyle platform, holds a 55% stake in DRJB Holdings.

Over the past year, the company issued two dividends totaling £38.9 million and £46.6 million, with Beckham receiving over £38 million.

It was a busy year for the retired player, with the FIFA World Cup held in the United States, where Beckham is already a household name.

He was highly visible throughout the tournament, sitting alongside American stars like Tom Cruise and Martha Stewart at the final where Argentina claimed victory.

His partnerships with brands such as Heineken, Bank of America, and Home Depot made the former LA Galaxy midfielder one of the most recognizable stars of the World Cup, despite having retired from the England national team in 2009.

Beckham's co-owned Inter Miami also had a prosperous year, moving into their stunning £750 million stadium in March.

All of this brought Beckham's brand's total revenue to £84 million.

This represents a significant 20% increase from the previous year, a remarkable performance.

He also received approximately £200 million from Authentic in 2022 for selling a 55% stake in his brand, and his net worth is now estimated to exceed £750 million.

The Man United legend's income is expected to rise further next year, as he has signed long-term partnership agreements with McDonald's, Pepsi, and Verizon.

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