Fans of the culé club will have the opportunity to access these historical relics of the best players and idols of the institution.
He Barcelona launched a unique auction as part of its memorabiliaoffering the club’s followers the opportunity to acquire iconic objects from the Spotify Camp Nou.
Among the featured items are player lockers, such as the Lionel Messi, and historical objects from the stadium, such as penalty points, corner flags and shields in front of the substitutes’ benches.
In addition, photographs of the championship teams will be auctioned. Champions League in several seasons.
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Historical objects of Messi and Maradona from the Barcelona locker room are auctioned: starting prices revealed
One of the most coveted objects is the locker and bank. Messiwhich retains marks from its boots and has a starting price of US$350,000. The locker will also be auctioned. Gerard Piquéwhich was previously used by figures such as Diego Maradona and Pep Guardiolawith an initial price of US$200,000.
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The auction, organized together with Goldin, It will begin on January 23 and conclude on February 13. Furthermore, the Barça previously released other memorabilia, such as original stadium seats, grass and goal nets, as well as a collection of diamonds created from the carbon of the grass from the last official match played at the stadium. Camp Nou.
This initiative follows the model of other clubs, such as Real Madrid, which auctioned emblematic objects from the old Santiago Bernabéu.
THE LIST OF THE 10 OBJECTS WITH THE HIGHEST INITIAL VALUE:
- Locker Lionel Messi: US$350 thousand
- Locker Gerard Piqué and Diego Maradona: US$200 thousand
- Locker Ronaldinho: US$100 thousand
- Locker Neymar: US$40 thousand
- Locker Gavi: US$23 thousand
- Locker Luis Suárez: US$20 thousand
- Locker Romario: US$20 thousand
- Locker Thierry Henry: US$20 thousand
- Locker Xavi: US$20 thousand
- Locker Ronald Araujo: US$15 thousand
Source: Ambito
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