Former England captain David Beckham has been confirmed as the final Premier League Hall of Fame inductee of 2021.

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The Manchester United icon helped the club win six Premier League titles with his unrivalled passing ability, pinpoint crosses and 18 goals from trademark free-kicks, a total no player has come close to.

Beckham follows inaugural inductees Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry in receiving the League's highest individual honour.

He is one of six players with the most combined votes from fans and a PL Panel along with Eric Cantona, Roy Keane, Dennis Bergkamp, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard.

"It's an honour to be inducted into the inaugural Premier League Hall of Fame alongside these legends of the game and league," Beckham said.

"The Premier League was such an important part of my career and life and I'm delighted to be recognised alongside these icons who I played with, competed with and looked up to.

"This is made even more of an honour for me knowing that it was down to the fans. This past year or so has shown just how important fans are to the game and it's so great to see them slowly being able to come back to stadiums because they make football truly special.

"I've always said that throughout my playing career and beyond, I'm so lucky to have incredible fans who support me no end so thank you to everyone who voted."

Beckham announced himself on the Premier League stage on the opening weekend of the 1996/97 season, scoring from inside his own half for Man Utd at Wimbledon.

While he brought fame and glamour to the League, he was also a fearless competitor and established himself as a mainstay in Sir Alex Ferguson's Man Utd side, claiming his six titles across eight full seasons.

Only eight players have beaten Beckham's total of 80 PL assists, while just three have surpassed his combined tally of 142 goal involvements for Man Utd in the competition.