The football used by late Argentine star Diego Maradona to score his infamous "Hand of God" goal during the 1986 World Cup in Mexico is scheduled to be auctioned this month in the United States. Expectations for the sale of the historic ball, which was on the field during Argentina's 2-1 victory, suggest it could surpass 10 million dollars.
The upcoming auction brings back into focus one of the most controversial and iconic moments in international football history, wherein Maradona scored using his hand against England. The high anticipated valuation underscores the enduring market value and collector demand for memorabilia associated with the legendary player and the 1986 tournament.
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