David Beckham's fame transcends soccer. He's an international superstar that could be measured against the likes of Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali and Tiger Woods. While no doubt one of the game's greats, the Beckham Empire extends far beyond the soccer field. A modelling career, a pop star wife and almost daily paparazzi headlines are all part of the Beckham mystique. But when it comes to David Beckham soccer cards, collectors don't have a ton of options. This is especially true when it comes to the high-end cards that are so popular in today's hobby.
David Beckham rose to international fame as the star of Manchester United, the biggest sports team in the world. He debuted with the team in 1992 at the age of 17. He helped the club win six Premier League titles, a pair of FA Cups and a UEFA Champions League title. Between 2003 and 2007, Beckham played for Real Madrid C.F. in Spain, helping lead the team to one LaLiga championship.
Beckham-mania came to North America in January, 2007 when he signed a 5-year deal with the L.A. Galaxy of the Major League Soccer (MLS). The team won back-to-back MLS Cups in 2011 and 2012. While with the Galaxy, Beckham had a pair of stints with A.C. Milan as well. Beckham's professional career wrapped up with a year playing for PSG - Paris Saint-Germain.
As an international superstar, David Beckham soccer cards have been released all over the world. That makes compiling a definitive list difficult. That said, The Purple One Collectibles Singapore is lucky enough to own a Futera Unique Legends special signed soccer card of superstar David Beckham himself!
This card depicts Beckham in his England Football Team jersey and has a clear bold signature in the autograph panel. This is an actual signature, not a printed one.
This card was never released by Futera. It has a blank back, which probably indicates that it was to be used in one of Futera’s famous super thick cardboard "encapsulated" cards.
Price: Available for sale if the offer is right.
Rarity level: 10/10⭐️
Potential value: 10/10⭐️
Content credits: The Cardboard Connection
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