Beckham's net worth tops £750m after £38m windfall and new Netflix deal

David Beckham’s estimated net worth has surpassed £750m after his holding company DRJB Holdings posted profits of £50m for the year ending December 2025, with the former Manchester United and Real Madrid winger personally receiving more than £38m in dividends.

Freshly published accounts show that DRJB Holdings, half-owned by American brand management firm Authentic, paid out £38.9m and £46.6m in dividends to shareholders in 2026. A significant portion of the income was generated through endorsement deals tied to the summer’s World Cup, with Beckham locked into long-term partnerships with brands including McDonald’s and Pepsi. His commercial brand has now surpassed the $100m (£75m) barrier in the United States alone. Combined with wife Victoria’s business interests, the couple’s joint net worth is estimated at £1.185 billion.

The financial boost coincides with confirmation of a new Netflix project. Brand partner Jamie Salter revealed that Beckham and the streaming platform are developing a follow-up series after the 2023 four-part documentary Beckham attracted 12.4 million viewers in its opening week. “David Beckham and Netflix are making another show, which is really cool,” Salter said. “The last series has driven his business through the roof.”

Beckham also co-produced the three-part Victoria Beckham docuseries in 2025, which Salter credited with similarly boosting Victoria’s fashion business. “Content drives the message to the consumer,” he added.

The Inter Miami co-owner has spent decades building one of sport’s most durable personal brands, cultivating partnerships with adidas, McDonald’s, and Pepsi across a playing career that spanned Manchester United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, and Paris Saint-Germain.