More than a hundred women invade front of the local Armani to see personally the footballer and his new photos in underwear

David Beckham returned to look like advertising model, underwear, in the U.S.

Hundreds of screaming girls attended the presentation of the new advertising campaign for Emporio Armani in San Francisco.

The 33-year-old footballer was again face-more precisely the body-the new range of cotton underwear Armani.

According to DailyMail, this campaign will receive Beckham prñoximos in three years 10 million pounds, plus royalties, in a contract that has no precedent in other sports.

A source close to the transaction said: "The personal relationship between David and Giorgio is undoubtedly a decisive role in this operation."

Besides appearing on a giant poster on the public highway, Beckham was present in event to sign autographs for all women who left everything to go see how the footballer personally.

IN THE TRIUMPH OF GALAXY TO FACE RAPIDS BY 2-0

There was not a great show football, but enough with the figure of star David Beckham to the Galaxy venciesen 2-0 to the San Jose Earthquakes in the party advance to the second round of the Professional Football League (MLS) American.

Beckham, who had not been too successful last Saturday when the Galaxy were humiliated by an overwhelming 4-0 to the Rapids, was presented to the followers of angelino team at the Home Depot Center in the first nine minutes achieved goal of the match.

The goal by Beckham, who held high for everything, also showed his good understanding with the other two men attack the team were angelino as Landon Donovan and Alan Gordon, who drew up the play that was meant to 1-0 on the scoreboard.

The goal was the second of Beckham who has achieved since he came last year to the Galaxy to sign a contract for five seasons and $ 32.5 million. Beckham got the first goal on August 15, 2007 during a game of the Super DCUnited who fought against.

The victory was the first for the Dutch coach Ruud Gullit at the helm of the Galaxy and succeeded before Frank Yallop, who replaced in office, now new technical Earthquakes.