England Defender Kyle Walker Lands Six-Figure Underwear Modeling Deal
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Kyle Walker has reportedly emulated David Beckham by securing a lucrative contract to model underwear for Hugo Boss.
Reports indicate the England defender will receive a six-figure sum for the advertising drive, scheduled to commence next month.
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An insider, cited in the report, revealed: ‘He is incredibly enthusiastic about this partnership and eager to begin.’
‘He has previously hesitated to engage in such ventures, preferring to avoid excessive media attention. However, his perspective has shifted.’
‘He is relishing his rejuvenated career with AC Milan and aspires to achieve 100 caps for England, fuelled by his current form.’
Kyle Walker has followed in David Beckham’s footsteps by signing a profitable deal
David Beckham, a legend for England and Manchester United, famously modeled for the brand
Walker, pictured in Calvin Klein boxers during lockdown, is reportedly ‘excited’ about the new venture
‘Furthermore, he is considering his long-term prospects and exploring opportunities beyond his football career.’
This collaboration marks another instance of Walker mirroring Beckham’s career path, following his recent loan move to AC Milan.
He opted for the number 32 jersey previously worn by Beckham at San Siro and has since played nine games across all competitions.
The source further stated: ‘Kyle has observed Beckham’s accomplishments and aims to emulate his success in establishing a legacy that extends beyond football.’