This is the suite room in which David Beckham lived when he played for Manchester United

Despite his brilliant periods in Real Madrid and his last one in PSG as a soccer player it is not possible to link David Beckham with another club apart from Manchester United. The English midfielder play there from 1992 in his professional debut until his departure at the end of 2002-2003 season when he moved to Real Madrid after winning the Premier league title alongside stars like Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Juan Sebastian Verón and Paul Scholes. Following his four years in Spain she then served through the MLS in Los Angeles galaxy and the Italian league in Milan.

Beckham had a last professional spell playing for PSG in the French Ligue 1. But in the meantime, in the middle of his 12 titles he collected in Manchester he could enjoy a very nice life living in a mansion for a year. The property belongs to former England’s international Gary Neville, who played with Beckham in the national team and in Manchester United for almost 10 years. It has one outstanding feature apart from a swimming pool at tennis courts and a five-hole golf course.

The mansion is in Bolton, Neville moved away in 2003. He still owns some terrains around. But something that very few people can have, and Beckham did, is an own suite room. It is a part of the house known as the Beckham Suite in which the midfielder lived for a year when his wife Victoria Beckham was away. In an interview Neville mentioned that when he was living there Beckham oversaw cooking. He told The Guardian that Beckham was a specialist in cooking stir-fries with noodles and vegetables and pasta dishes with sauces.

The 9,900 square foot mansion has amazing features like an integrated sound and music system, also, residents can talk to anyone in a different room via an intercom. It also boasts a fully decked out entertainment room, which includes a bar, disco strobe lighting and a 6ft projector screen, as reported by The Sun.