Maradona shirt sold at auction

Diego’s legendary shirt Maradona Currently on display at Sotheby’s headquarters in London, England. This is the shirt that the Argentine player wore in the second half of the match against England in the quarter-finals of the 1986 World Cup, when he created the immortal goal dubbed “The Hand of God”.

After the match, former England midfielder Steve Hodge got his hands on the shirt from Maradona, and after 19 years of being housed at the British Football Museum, it was put up for auction online. On the first day of the auction, people bid up to £ 4 million for this shirt, and this is a record price for a sports memorabilia.

The shirt is associated with the most memorable goal of Maradona’s career.

The online auction will last from now until May 4, and the auction amount promises to increase even more, because the shirt associated with the “Hand of God” is a memento that anyone will surely appreciate. Any collector with a love for sports in general and Diego Maradona in particular will want to own.

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