World Cup Final Ball, Halftime Show Outfits to Go Under the Hammer

Football fans and collectors will have the opportunity to own pieces of 2026 FIFA World Cup history as Christie's auction house has announced the sale of memorabilia from the tournament's final. The collection includes the official match ball used in the World Cup final, costumes worn during the inaugural halftime show, signed jerseys and other iconic items from the competition.

According to Christie's, the auction is expected to feature some of the tournament's most sought-after collectibles, including outfits worn by global music stars who performed during the first-ever FIFA World Cup halftime show. The sale is aimed at celebrating the tournament's historic moments while giving fans an opportunity to acquire authentic memorabilia from the event.

The World Cup final match ball is expected to attract significant interest because it was used during football's biggest fixture. Other items in the auction include signed player shirts, boots, match-worn equipment and exclusive tournament souvenirs, with proceeds from selected lots expected to support charitable initiatives.

Christie's said the auction reflects the growing global demand for sports memorabilia, particularly items linked to landmark sporting events. The auction house noted that collectibles associated with football legends and major FIFA tournaments have consistently attracted strong bidding from collectors around the world.

The auction is scheduled to take place shortly after the World Cup final, allowing fans to bid for items that formed part of one of the most memorable editions of the tournament. Organisers believe the collection will appeal not only to football enthusiasts but also to collectors of sports and entertainment history.