David Beckham looked typically suave as he launched his new Haig Club Mediterranean Orange whisky.

The football manager, 45, showcased his good looks as he posed for new shots to celebrate the citrus line launch on Wednesday.

Showcasing his heavily tattooed arms in a beige shirt, the father-of-four flashed his pearly whites while beaming for the camera.

David teamed his shirt with a pair of smart light trousers while stopping to cheers a fellow drinker in front of a lush foliage backdrop.

In a second snap, David – who has spent lockdown focusing on his work with the brand – looked just as dapper as he donned a dark brown shirt.

Haig Club – a single grain, no-age-statement Scotch whisky – was launched by David alongside Diageo and music mogul Simon Fuller back in 2014.

David said of his new Haig Club Mediterranean Orange: ‘The Med is one of my favourite European destinations and we wanted to bring a fresh flavour to the brand that’s unexpected.

‘This is a very natural step for Haig Club to explore new flavours and something we’ve been working on for a long time.’

David has been a busy man of late, having reportedly signed a seven-figure deal with Disney+ for a TV series inspired by his incredible football career.

The former England captain will mentor a group of inner-city youngsters from an east London team who grew up in similar circumstances to him.

It’s thought that casting for the series begun in Hackney Marshes, just two miles from Leytonstone where David grew up before signing to Manchester United at the age of just 17.

A source told The Sun: ‘David was approached by Disney+ about making the show and he was very taken with the idea because it really reflects his own experiences growing up. Plus he’s still so committed to young talent in the game.

‘Disney thought David was an ideal mentor for the group. He came from nothing to become one of the best footballers and most famous people in the world.

‘It was a huge coup for Disney to get David on board. For him it’s about sharing his passion for the game and helping these youngsters out as much as he can.’

It’s thought that filming for the series was delayed by the Covid pandemic, but production is expected to resume this summer.

David was famously scouted by Manchester United when he was just seven years old and signed to the club’s youth team before making his professional debut at the age of 17.

He went onto become a club legend and was also a star player for England across three World Cups and two European Championships before retiring in 2013.