Chelsea Legend Cashes In on Iconic Memorabilia
John Terry has sold more than fifty items from his personal collection, earning over $695,000 at a U.S. auction. The former Chelsea captain partnered with Goldin Auctions for the sale. His memorabilia attracted global interest and strong bidding throughout the event.
Messi and Ronaldo Jerseys Lead the Auction
Two match‑worn jerseys generated the highest prices. Terry’s Lionel Messi shirt from a 2006 Champions League clash sold for $183,000. His Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United jersey from 2008 reached $115,900, setting a record for a Ronaldo shirt. These items highlighted the auction’s star power and historical value.
More Iconic Shirts Find New Owners
Several other legendary jerseys also drew major bids. Thierry Henry’s 2003 “Invincibles” shirt sold for $98,820. Gianluigi Buffon’s 2009 Juventus shirt reached $22,265. Terry also sold shirts from his England, Chelsea and Aston Villa career. Additional items included match‑worn gear from Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Paolo Maldini and Samuel Eto’o.
Trophies and Personal Items Add to the Total
Terry’s 2007 replica FA Cup trophy sold for $26,840. The auction also featured captain’s armbands, match‑worn boots and shin guards. These pieces offered fans a rare chance to own items from Terry’s long career.
Proceeds Support the John Terry Foundation
A portion of the earnings will benefit the John Terry Foundation. The charity supports disadvantaged youth across the United Kingdom. Terry’s decision adds a meaningful purpose to the high‑profile sale.
source: espn
