Some retro football shirts are not just rare - they have become collectibles with enormous value. From limited editions to memorable matches that have made certain jerseys coveted, there is a huge market for these. Here are the five rarest retro football shirts.
- Diego Maradona's Argentina shirt from the 1986 World Cup
Worn by Maradona in the quarter-final against England, where he scored the famous "Hand of God" goal and "Goal of the Century", this shirt is the most expensive on the list. In 2022, it was sold at auction for over DKK 70 million , making it one of the most expensive football shirts ever.
- England's World Cup 1966 shirt
The shirt from England's World Cup victory in 1966, especially if worn by a player from the final, can be worth over 100,000 kroner . It represents England's greatest football triumph and is a highly sought after collector's item.
- Brazil's World Cup 1970 shirt
Brazil's shirt from the 1970 World Cup, where Pelé led his team to victory, is one of the most iconic shirts in football history. An original copy can reach a value of up to DKK 50,000 , especially if it has a direct connection to a match or player.
- Manchester United 1999 Champions League Final Shirt
Worn during United's historic Treble season, this shirt is highly sought after by collectors. An original copy from the final in 1999 can fetch around 20,000 kroner , depending on condition and association with specific players or autographs.
- FC Barcelona's 1992 European Cup shirt
The shirt, worn by FC Barcelona when they won their first European Cup in 1992, is worth around 15,000 kroner . It symbolizes the beginning of the club's success in European football and is a must-have for hardcore collectors of Barcelona fans.
