David Beckham's family feud is raging on – however his finances are said to be thriving with an estimated £125million payday incoming.

In May, the football legend was named Britain’s first billionaire sportsman, having accrued a staggering £1.185billion and The Times now predicts he is set for his most financially thriving 12 months, with the help of the 'World Cup Bump'.

His brand deals include working with Nespresso, Hugo Boss, Tempur mattresses, AliExpress, SharkNinja air fryers, Stella Artois and PerfectDraft beer.

While David is flourishing in business, his family is in turmoil as he has been estranged from his son Brooklyn for over a year after the eldest of their four children, 27, released a scathing statement in which he denounced his family.

The feud, which is laid bare in Alison Boshoff's book Brand Beckham, has seen Brooklyn and his heiress wife Nicola Peltz instruct lawyers to intervene and prevent his family from contacting him after they 'controlled his entire life'.