Life after football... David Beckham

He stunned fans earlier this month when he announced his retirement from professional football. 
But now that David Beckham no longer has any sporting commitments, he can at least use his time fulfilling his other roles.
The 38-year-old sportsman got back to his day job in Paris, France, on Friday, signing items from his Bodywear collection at the H&M store in the capital.

Life after football: David Beckham got back to his day job as he signed items from his H&M Bodywear collection in Paris, France, on Friday

Looking good! Becks cut a bright appearance in a red top and matching trainers with his black jeans

Looking refreshed and in good spirits, the former sportsman smiled widely for waiting photographers in the shop before enjoying a lengthy meet and greet with eager fans.
Becks cut an eye-catching figure for the event as he arrived sporting a bright red top and matching trainers, teamed with a pair of black trousers.
The father-of-four finished off his look with a smart watch, and rolled the sleeves of his top up in order to show off his tattooed forearms.

So good to meet you! One fan looks slightly overwhelmed as she meets her idol

Still as popular as ever: The event marked David's first professional commitment following his retirement from football

Smiles all round: Becks looked in good spirits as he headed into the event

Prior to the event, David encouraged fans to come along to see him, writing on his Facebook page: 'Hi, if you're in Paris tomorrow, I'll be at the H&M store at 54 Boulevard Haussmann from 9am to sign products from my Bodywear line.
'Would love to see you all there....'
Last weekend, David played his final professional football game as he captained Paris St Germain against Brest.
With his wife Victoria and their four children Romeo, Brooklyn, Cruz and Harper, watching from the stand, Beckham was given a standing ovation by players and fans from both sides as he left the pitch to be substituted in the second half.

The life of a celebrity: Thousands of fans lined the streets in a bid to catch a glimpse of the sportsman

A visibly upset Beckham was inconsolable as he left the field on 81 minutes.
The game came to an impromptu halt as PSG players surrounded him and hugged the former England captain one by one before he walked off.
Addressing PSG fans after collecting a winners medal, Beckham said: 'I want to say thank you to everybody in Paris - to my team-mates, to the staff, to the fans.

Overcome: A tearful David struggled to control his emotions as he ended his professional football career last weekend

Family time: After the game, David posed with his sons Brooklyn, Cruz and Romeo on the pitch

'It's been very special to finish my career here. It could not have been any more special.
'I just feel that it's the right time [to retire]. I feel that I've achieved everything that I could in my career. I wanted to go out as a champion. I've finished my career in a team that has treated me like I've been here for 10 years.
'After 22 years of playing football I'm going to take a few months to enjoy time with my family.' 

Priorities: One of the main reasons' for Beckham's retirement is so he can spend more time with his four children and wife Victoria

From Mail Online