Although the 40-year-old star has been kept busy with various business interests, charity work and occasional film roles since retiring from soccer in 2013, he now has more time than ever to spend with his wife Victoria, 40 and their children, reported Female First.
Speaking in a Facebook Q&A for Belstaff to promote their new short movie "Outlaws", David said: "I will always miss the game because I played for 22 years, and it was all I ever wanted to do as a kid, but it's been a kind of easy transition really, no challenges. I get to spend more time with my family and more time at home.
David and Victoria have sons Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 13 and Cruz, 10 and four-year-old daughter Harper together.
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