David Beckham is set to collaborate with Netflix on a new show after the success of his documentary boosted his business profile.

Sir David Beckham is in talks with Netflix to produce and appear in a new show following the success of his previous documentary series. Brand partner Jamie Salter confirmed the collaboration at the Leaders Conference, noting that the former Manchester United star will definitely be creating more content for the streaming platform.
The original 'Beckham' docuseries garnered 12.4 million global views in its first week and reportedly contributed to a 46% increase in Brand Beckham's profits in 2025. Although the format and release date for the new project remain unconfirmed, the collaboration aims to build upon his expanding commercial and media ventures.
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