FAMOUS footballers and their families were considering the value of their memorabilia yesterday after the record £7.1million sale of Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" shirt.
Experts said the Argentina legend's 1986 World Cup strip deserved the price tag because of its place in history.
It made ex-England ace Steve Hodge, who owned the jersey having swapped it with Maradona after his team's quarter-final defeat, an instant multi-millionaire.
And there are iconic football kits that may yet make millions, including England's 1966 World Cup winners.
The Wembley final shirts and medals of Jack and Sir Bobby Charlton have not been sold, despite most of their teammates cashing in to support loved ones.
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