Lionel Messi to auction six final-match 2022 FIFA World Cup jerseys in Qatar

One year ago today at the 2022 World Cup, the reigning champion Lionel Messi Led Argentina to win the first World Cup in 36 years, and at the same time added the last honor to the trophy cabinet of the most outstanding player in history, writing the legend of the greatest player in history. A year after Messi won the competition,Sotheby’s Announced that it will auction a set of Argentina jerseys worn by Messi in key matches in Qatar, including the first half of the finals, semi-finals, quarter-finals, round of 16, and two of the three group matches. 6 battle uniforms with extraordinary significance.

This kit comes from an American tech startup AC Momentoa company that has been assisting well-known athletes in managing game-worn memorabilia collections. Founder and CEO John Brennan said: “The winning bidder of this auction will be able to establish a profound connection with the greatest player in history and own the greatest player in sports history. An important jersey collection.” This set of jerseys will be on public display for free at Sotheby’s in New York from November 30 to December 14, and will be auctioned at a special event held at the same time. Part of the proceeds will be donated to UNICAS. Provide medical services to children with rare diseases.

Sotheby’s, which has played a leading role in the booming sports memorabilia and collectibles market in recent years, said the sale is expected to be the most valuable collection of sports memorabilia ever sold at auction. The current auction record for football memorabilia is Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” jersey, which was sold for US$9.3 million at Sotheby’s in London in May 2022; and the current auction record for a final version of sports memorabilia is from Michael Jordan’s 1998 The 2020 NBA Finals jersey was sold for US$10.1 million at Sotheby’s in New York in September 2022. Whether Messi can break the record again at auction, fans will pay close attention to our follow-up reports.