Referee Ali Ben Nasser Forfeits "Hand of God" Goal for 10.5 M Dinars

The article discusses the sale of the famous football associated with the "Hand of God" goal scored by Diego Maradona during the 1986 World Cup, which was in the possession of former Tunisian referee Ali Ben Nasser for over thirty years. The item was auctioned publicly in the United States for $3.35 million (more than 10.550 million Tunisian dinars), after previously being offered at other auctions. It was sold in London for $2.37 million, and an earlier auction failed to reach the minimum bid required. This ball holds significant historical and documentary value, having been part of the most famous match in World Cup history, known for the "Hand of God" goal and the "Goal of the Century." It embodies Maradona's legacy, which remains among the most valuable sports memorabilia; his jersey from the same game was previously sold for over $9.3 million. The deal highlights the unprecedented rise in the value of the Argentine legend’s collectibles, with the identity of the buyer kept confidential for protection.

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