David Beckham and his friends will commentate on UEFA Champions League matches on Paramount+, under a two-year contract that will air on the streamer on a rotating basis.

Under the partnership, the “Beckham & Friends” altcast for CBS Sports’ UEFA Champions League coverage will be available as a new viewing option for Paramount+ subscribers. The Beckham-led versions will stream during UEFA Champions League Semifinal Leg 2 matches and the UEFA Champions League Final. The deal includes exclusive altcasts on Paramount+ in 2025 and ’26, where Beckham “will be joined by his friends from the worlds of sports, media and entertainment,” according to Paramount.

Beckham, the now-retired English soccer superstar, made the announcement Tuesday during a guest appearance on CBS Sports’ “UEFA Champions League Today” studio show. The 2024-25 season will begin on Sept. 17, with the traditional group stage replaced by a 36-team league format.

Beckham said the “watch party”-style altcast will likely feature a different celebrity friend each time. “I like to watch the game, and I like to watch the game in a certain way, and usually it’s with my kids or my friends,” Beckham said of commentary. “So it’s going to be something like this, where I sit there and watch the games, commentate on the games, with friends, and talk about the game and sometimes not the game.”

Watch a clip of Beckham’s announcement: