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Messi's 2022 World Cup Shirt Collection Poised to Break Auction Records

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In a groundbreaking auction event scheduled at Sotheby's New York later this month, Lionel Messi's iconic shirt collection from the 2022 World Cup is expected to fetch a staggering world record of over £8 million, as reported by the Daily Mail.



The Argentine captain played a talismanic role in leading his country to victory in Qatar, scoring five goals and providing two assists throughout the tournament. Messi's stellar performances at the World Cup were instrumental in securing his eighth Ballon d’Or, a record-extending achievement.

The anticipated £8 million sale of Messi's shirts is poised to surpass the current world record held by Steve Hodge. Hodge made headlines last year when he sold Diego Maradona's legendary 'Hand of God' jersey from the 1986 World Cup quarter-final, fetching an impressive £7.1 million—a historic benchmark for football memorabilia auctions.

As the auction date approaches, football enthusiasts and collectors alike eagerly await the outcome of what promises to be a momentous event in the world of sports memorabilia. Stay tuned for updates on this extraordinary auction, where Messi's legacy on the pitch translates into record-breaking figures off it.

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