The ‘Hand of God’ shirt made to wear by Maradona sells for a record price

Argentinian football hero Diego Maradona is still breaking records two years after his death. The shirt he wore when he scored one of soccer’s most iconic goals in the 1986 World Cup went for a record $9.3 million at auction.

This is the highest amount ever paid for any sportswear at auction.

According to the Associated Press, Sadbiz sold the famous shirt to an unknown buyer during an online auction on Wednesday.

Maradona scored two goals in the World Cup quarter-final on June 22 in Mexico City. The game was played on the Falkland Islands four years after the Anglo-Argentine War.

The first goal from Argentina was scored with a header but the first ball hit Maradona’s wrist and the referee did not see it.

Maradona later said that half of the credit for the goal goes to him, while the other half goes to God.

He died and had been using cocaine for many years. Many consider him the greatest footballer in the world.

“This historic shirt is a reminder of an important moment not only in the history of sports, but also in the history of the 20th century,” said Subrahman Watcher of Sudbes.

He also said that this is the most popular football shirt in the auction and has a record of auctioning anything of its kind.

However, a few days ago, Diego Maradona’s daughter claimed that her father’s shirt, which was put up for auction, was fake.

He also said that this was not the shirt his father wore during Argentina’s ‘Hand of Goal’ against England in the 1986 World Cup.

Maradona is one of the legendary football players, but during his heyday he was the subject of much controversy and was banned for drug use.