They are launching a charity auction with Maradona, Pelé and Messi T-shirts and a Dibu Martínez glove, among other jewels

Who wouldn’t like to own a Messi shirt? And about Diego? And what about Pele? Try Dibu Martínez gloves? The new auction organized by match day.

This new auction is based almost entirely on the glory of the Argentina national team, featuring jerseys of players who have just become world champions in Qatar 2022, as well as those of players who have left their mark on the Albiceleste.

Of course the best number 10s in the world have their place. Leo Messi with the Argentina national team shirt, Diego Maradona with the Barcelona shirt of Spain on the day he scored his only hat-trick in the Catalan club and Pelé with the Santos shirt, worn in 1971, in a match against Deportivo Cali.

Another of the objects up for auction is Emiliano Martinez’s left glove, thrown by the goalkeeper in the stands on the day of the victory against Poland in the last World Cup. Through the Match Day platform you can find among other jerseys, that of Enzo Fernández and Leandro Paredes, both from the World Cup in Qatar, one by Mario Kempes from 1974, another by Jose Luis “Tata” Brown from the 1986 World Cup in Mexico and a bag full of crepe and freak jackets, which are already available for auction.

Another big highlight of this new auction is that an auction will also be held within it for the benefit of the Civil Association “Cruzar la Línea”, which hosts teenagers from Rosario, (the city where Leo Messi was born), a shirt from soccer the Argentine selection of props, signed and sent by Rosario from his home in Paris and which has a starting price of $15,000.

The enhancement of these objects is until May 22 and is organized by Matchday, an online auction platform, specialized in football and unique in its kind. Through its site it offers unique objects, collector’s items from world football and shirts used in matches.

The next auction will be held in June this year and will be extremely special as only two shirts will be auctioned. Those used in the 1990 World Cup final in Italy, by Juan Simón and Andreas Brehme, author of the only goal of that match, which gave the title to Germany.