1975: Born May 2 in Leytonstone, east London. 1991: Joins Manchester United as trainee. 1993: Signs professional contract at Old Trafford. 1996: Wins first FA Cup and Premier League title at Manchester United; Scores goal of season with shot from halfway line; Makes England debut against Moldova. 1997: Wins second Premier League medal at United; Voted PFA Young Player of the Year. 1998: Scores first England goal against Colombia at World Cup; Sent off against Argentina and briefly becomes hated figure in England. 1999: Wins third Premier League title at Man United, along with FA Cup and Champions League trophies; Runner-up in World Player of the Year awards. 2000: Wins fourth Premier League title medal at Man United; named England captain. 2001: Wins fifth Premier League title at Man United; Curls in last-minute free kick against Greece to send England to World Cup. 2003: Man United manager Alex Ferguson accidentally kicks boot into Beckham's face after FA Cup loss to Arsenal; wins sixth Premier League medal; Awarded OBE for services to football; moves to Real Madrid and wins Spanish Super Cup. 2004: Misses penalty as England loses to Portugal in shootout in Euro 2004 quarterfinals. 2005: Captains England for 50th time in friendly against Argentina in Geneva. 2006: Quits as England captain after World Cup quarterfinal exit to Portugal; Dropped from England squad for friendly against Greece. 2007: Wins Spanish league with Real Madrid; Joins Major League Soccer club Los Angeles Galaxy on five-year contract; Gets England recall. 2008: Makes 100th England appearance. 2009: Joins AC Milan on loan; Wins 109th cap to break Bobby Moore's record for an outfield player, makes 115th and final appearance against Belarus. 2010: Tears Achilles tendon and misses World Cup. 2011: Wins MLS Cup with Galaxy. 2012: Re-signs with Galaxy and wins second MLS Cup. 2013: Signs five-month contract with Paris Saint-Germain, donating salary to a children's charity; PSG clinches French league title, Beckham becomes first Englishman to win league titles in four different countries. http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/71635.aspx