David Beckhams Payout

What happened

The outlets' own sentences, most widely reported first. Hover or tap one to see who reported it.

Analysis

How it changed

1. 25 Sep

   During 2025, Sir David also launched his first co-designed menswear collections for Hugo Boss, new David Beckham Eyewear collections with Safilo and released a second model of limited edition Adidas Predator football boots.

   3 outlets · Evening Standard

Coverage 4 articles

• 26 Sep David Beckham cashes in on £38million payout thanks to boosts from fashion collections and branding deals - including World Cup tie-upsSir David Beckham received a £38 million payout in 2025 from his branding deals and investments, including partnerships with companies like Adidas, McDonald's, and the Bank of America, related to the 2026 World Cup. His company, DRJB Holdings, reported nearly doubling its pre-tax profits to £50 million that year. Additionally, Victoria Beckham’s fashion brand saw a profit of £7.3 million in 2025, marking its first…Daily Mail
• 25 Sep Sir David Beckham nets £38.5m after World Cup ad dealsSir David Beckham earned £38.5 million from his business DRJB Holdings after profits surged by 46% in 2025 following advertising deals linked to the 2026 Men's Football World Cup. The company's revenue grew from £72.2m to £84m, driven by partnerships with major brands like Bank of America and McDonald’s during the tournament. Beckham was widely featured in advertisements for companies such as Stella Artois and Home…BBC
• 25 Sep David Beckham nets £38 million payout after soaring profits at brandsDavid Beckham received a £38.5 million payout in dividends from his company DRJB Holdings due to soaring profits of 47% to £50 million for 2025. The company's revenues increased by 20%, reaching £84 million, following the launch of new commercial partnerships and product lines, including collaborations with Hugo Boss and Adidas.Evening Standard
• 25 Sep David Beckham nets £38 million payout after soaring profits at brandsDavid Beckham received a £38 million payout from his company DRJB Holdings due to soaring profits. The holding company reported a net profit increase of 47% to £50 million in 2025, with revenues rising by 20% to £84 million. This financial success was driven by new commercial partnerships and the growth of health supplements businesses, among other ventures.Evening Standard

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