David also reflected that his life had become “something different”, with further images showing him on billboards and magazine covers while clips show him and Victoria engulfed by crowds of adoring fans.

The doc also teases a look at some of his biggest controversies on the footballing pitch, with proud Victoria later gushing that he “just kept going”.

The accompanying logline from Netflix for the trailer reads: “BECKHAM is a four-part Documentary Series Directed by Academy Award® Winner, Fisher Stevens and Produced by Academy Award Winner, John Battsek – launching October 4 2023, only on Netflix. It features a mixture of never-before-seen personal archive footage from the last forty years, candid current-day moments, and interviews with the family, friends, and footballing figures who have been part of his journey.”

David Beckham also shared the trailer to her Instagram, with the caption: “Ten years since I retired from playing football I’m proud to share the first trailer for BECKHAM, my Netflix documentary series. I’m so grateful to @fisherstevens for his partnership over the past two years to bring this project to life. Many hours of conversations, many stories I’ve never told and many people from my life and career sharing their memories. I can’t wait for you all to see it. Streaming 4th October on @Netflix #BECKHAM.”

His fans are undoubtedly excited at seeing the docuseries, as are his celebrity friends – with actor Ryan Reynolds quickly responding to his post: “CAN’T WAIT FOR THIS. ❤️🔥❤️.” Victoria also got in on the action, as she shared the trailer on her Instagram with the caption: “I’m so proud of you @DavidBeckham and everything you’ve achieved… I can’t wait for you all to see BECKHAM on @Netflix from October 4!! xx.”

BECKHAM will be available to watch on Netflix from 4 October.