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Lionel Messi's 2022 World Cup shirts could fetch US$10 million at auction
Football fans will soon have the chance to own a seminal piece of World Cup history. Sotheby’s is auctioning off a set of six shirts worn by superstar Lionel Messi at last year’s World Cup in Qatar, when Argentina defeated the defending champions France to take home the top prize, winning on penalties after a 3-3 draw.
The set of striped light-blue-and-white match-worn shirts—including one used in the final game on December 18 — could become the most valuable collection of sports memorabilia to hit the auction block; estimates for the set are in excess of US$10 million.
The current record is for Michael Jordan’s 1998 NBA Finals Jersey that sold for US$10.1 million at Sotheby’s New York in 2022.
Messi donned these shirts during the first halves of the group-stage rounds against Saudi Arabia and Mexico, as well as later games against Australia, the Netherlands and Croatia, and the final against France.
Argentina's winning run in Qatar last year was the final feather in the forward's cap, having failed to secure the championship in four previous World Cups.
The auction will be open for bidding from November 30 to December 14.
The current record for top-selling football memo
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Who is Santiago Bausili, the new head of Argentina's Central Bank?
Santiago Bausili, the next governor of Argentina’s Central Bank, is no stranger to working with the nation’s new economy minister – he is one of his closest friends.
Bausili, 49, has even been working with Luis ‘Toto’ Caputo of late – the two are partners at the Anker Latinoamerica consultancy firm that has been drawing up reform plans for the economy.
The incoming governor even has government experience – he served as finance secretary in former president Mauricio Macri’s administration, as did Caputo.
The parallels don’t end there. Like Macri and Caputo, Bausili was educated at Cardenal Newman – the same school they attended.
The new head of the Central Bank earned a degree in Economics from the University of San Andrés, but has spent much of his professional career in the United States.
Before going into public office, Bausili worked at JP Morgan for 11 years, where he gained experience in the financing of capital markets and financial risk management.
He then spent nearly nine years at Deutsche Bank (where Caputo also worked), six out of which were based in New York, where he handled debt from Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru, He later worked as a director of the institution in Buenos A