David Beckham, 48, shows off a VERY scanty buzzcut just two days after showing off a thicker straw as he beams while cradling a baby goat in sweet tooth

He is known for his love of country life at his Cotswolds home.

And David Beckham was in full-on farmer mode on Friday when he shared a hilarious photo of himself waving a baby goat on Instagram.

While the cute animal certainly turned heads, David’s hair stole the show as he sported a completely thinner look in his most recent Instagram selfie, in which he posed with fellow footballer Thierry Henry two days earlier.

It’s unclear whether the image was a throwback or if the star – known for his passion for changing hairstyles – had taken to the clippers again.

The former England captain, 48, shared the Instagram post along with a cheeky caption that referenced Lionel Messi’s signing from his team Inter Miami.

Referring to the term GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) – used to describe athletes at the top of their game – he wrote: ‘I’ve found a little friend in the country. And no Harper Seven, sorry we can’t keep it. we have enough GOATS right now @intermimicf’.

In July, David and his Inter Miami co-owner Jorge Mas officially welcomed Messi – considered one of the greatest players of the modern era – to the team for a whopping $60 million per year – undoubtedly making him the jewel in the game. crown of David.

But as he left the field and headed back to his farm, David looked elated as he held the baby goat while rocking a waxed jacket and blue shirt.

In his photo, he showed off his close-cropped hairstyle, which appeared to have a thinner hair cover than what he showed earlier in the week.

David’s latest sweet Instagram post comes after he was announced as the new brand partner for Nespresso, in his latest big-money deal. He already has a net worth of £372 million and has now joined forces with the coffee brand for a new campaign.

Announcing the collaboration on Instagram, David appeared in a promotional video enjoying one of Nespresso’s famous drinks.

Speaking about the campaign, David said: ‘I’ve always loved Nespresso coffee.

‘Whether I’m having a quiet moment at home with my family or preparing for a business meeting, the variety of blends is amazing, it’s so easy to make and every cup tastes incredible.

With Nespresso, David shares an exclusive image of the real coffee moments he enjoys.

This includes quiet moments for himself around his hectic schedule, making his favorite Nespresso coffee and recipes, and highlights how he needs a moment of mindfulness either with his family or for himself as part of his morning ritual.

Anna Lundstrom, CEO of Nespresso in the UK and ROI said: ‘David Beckham has always had an unforgettable style, taste and passion for creating high-quality experiences, which are many of Nespresso’s strengths.

‘We’re thrilled to be working with David to showcase his genuine love for the nation’s favorite drink and his journey of coffee discovery, and to show how even the routine coffee moments; with family, with friends and with ourselves, can make every day even more meaningful.’

This is just the latest in a long line of brand deals for David, with the sportsman posing for a campaign with Italian motorists Maserati in February.

Earlier this year it was revealed that David earned a whopping £657,322 a week in 2022 – with him and wife Victoria sharing an £8million dividend from their business empire.

The power couple entered 2022 on a high after sales at their businesses soared following lockdowns – with the former Spice Girl’s fashion range making losses.

Beckham Brand Holdings, which acts as the umbrella company for David’s investments and branding and Victoria’s fashion and beauty business, revealed in filings that profits for 2021 were £19.1 million, up from £11.6 million a year earlier.

Most came from DB Ventures – the former England footballer’s brand has been licensed to video games manufacturer Electronic Arts, Adidas, watch company Tudor, whiskey brand Haig Club and car manufacturer Maserati.

DB Ventures’ turnover shot up from £11.4m to £34m, while profits rose from £12.9m to £24.1m.

Victoria’s arm, which has been buoyed by her husband’s success in the past, saw losses fall from £8.7 million to £5.9 million, while sales rose 13 percent to £40.9 million.

Victoria Beckham Holdings, partly owned by the Beckhams and partly owned by London private equity firm Neo Investment Partners, started a turnaround plan in 2021.