Brazil to Brazil – a unique collection of 34 signed photographs of players who scored in a World Cup Final

  • A collection of 20”x16” exhibition prints of each of the 34 players who scored a goal in a World Cup final
    The set consists of the 34 then living FIFA World Cup Final goalscorers at the time of the 2014 Brazil Final.
  • The collection comes with a copy of the Book ‘Goal’ signed by Sir Geoff Hurst 

The modern FIFA World Cup as we know it began in 1950 in Brazil. Sixty four years later it returned home to Rio de Janeiro. At the time only 58 people had ever scored a goal in a FIFA World Cup Final. When Mario Goetze scored the winning goal in the Maracana in July 2014 for Germany 34 of those 58 were still alive. The list does not include Johan Cruyff, Diego Maradona, David Beckham or Cristiano Ronaldo. It is the most exclusive club in world football.

Award winning Northern Irish photographer and filmaker MICHAEL DONALD spent six years travelling to thirteen countries to film, interview and photograph every single one of the living goalscorers.. The outcome was: – The Book, ‘Goal!’, which was the official FIFA book for the Russian 2018 FIFA World Cup Finals, published worldwide, where Donald’s portraits are accompanied by in depth interviews with each player. It is now an international best seller. – Six sets of 20”x16” exhibition prints of each of the 34 players . Each set consists of the 34 then living FIFA World Cup Final goalscorers at the time of the 2014 Brazil Final, The photographs are printed on 20”x16” exhibition Fuji Crystal C-Type and Fuji Archival Bromide paper. Once the project was finished Donald spent another two years having all the prints signed by the players themselves, making each phtotograph and each set completely unique. – An ESPN, Emmy nominated documentary, “I Scored a Goal in the World Cup Final”, was broadcast world wide.

THE COLLECTION THIS IS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS PIECES OF WORLD CUP HISTORY EVER CREATED. This is the last of the six original signed sets (by both players and photographer). Of the 34 Footballers in the Collection, only 23 of them are still with us, meaning that this Collection can never ever be repeated.

THE PLAYERS: 1950 Uruguay/Ghiggia * 1958 Brazil/Pelé * 1958 Brazil/Zagallo 1962 Czech/Masopust * 1962 Brazil/Amarildo 1962 Brazil/Zito * 1966 England/Hurst 1966 England/Peters * 1966 West Germany/Weber 1970 Brazil/Pelé * 1970 Italy/Boninsegna 1970 Brazil/Gérson

1970 Brazil/Jairzinho 1970 Brazil/Carlos Alberto * 1974 Holland/Neeskens 1974 West Germany/Breitner 1974 West Germany/Müller * 1978 Argentina/Kempes 1978 Holland/Nanninga * 1978 Argentina/Bertoni 1982 Italy/Rossi * 1982 Italy/Tardelli 1982 Italy/Altobelli 1986 Argentina/Brown *

1986 Argentina/ Valdano 1986 West Germany/Rummenigge 1986 West Germany/Völler 1986 Argentina/Burruchaga 1990 Germany/Brehme 1998 France/Zidane 1998 France/Petit 2002 Brazil/Ronaldo 2006 Italy/Materazzi 2010 Spain/Iniesta 2014 Germany/Götze

* Deceased

The Mark Wright Collection:

Mark Wright is a former English professional footballer, best known for his career as a central defender. He played for clubs such as Oxford United, Southampton, and Liverpool, where he achieved his greatest success, winning the FA Cup in 1992. Wright earned 45 caps for the England national team, representing his country in two World Cups, including as a key player during the 1990 tournament where England reached the semi-finals. Renowned for his leadership and defensive skills, Wright also captained Liverpool and later transitioned into management and media work after retiring from professional football.

The 1990 World Cup

The following shirts were swapped or given to Mark at the 1990 World Cup Finals in Italy:

  • Peter Shilton Match Worn/Issued Yellow Shirt # Given to Mark after England v West Germany, World Cup 1990, signed by the squad
  • Andy Townsend Match Worn Green Shirt #13 England v Republic of Ireland World Cup 1990
  • Johannes van’t Schip Match Worn Orange Shirt #14 England v Holland World Cup 1990
  • Marc van der Linden Match ISSUED Red Shirt #19 England v Belgium World Cup 1990
  • Sader Eid Match ISSUED Red Shirt #15 England v Egypt World Cup 1990
  • Emmanuel Kunde Match Worn Green Shirt #6 England v Cameroon World Cup 1990
  • Klaus Augenthaler Match Worn Green Shirt #5 England v West Germany World Cup 1990
  • Giuseppe Giannini Match Worn Blue Shirt #13 England v Italy World Cup 1990
  • England 1990 World Cup white Number 14 shirt and shorts

The 1992 FA Cup Final

  • Match Worn FA Cup Final Shirt
  • FA Cup Winners Medal

Other items from his career

  • Match worn Shirt Oxford United – 1980-82
  • Match Worn Shirt Southampton – 1982-87
  • Match Worn Shirt Derby County 1987-91
  • Match Worn Shirt – Liverpool – 1991-98
  • England Vs Croatia pre Euro 96. Number 5 Match Worn Shirt
  • England pre-game worn Umbro tracksuit jacket & bottoms 1990’s
  • Steve Staunton Republic of Ireland signed shirt ’11’
  • Pair of goalkeeper gloves ‘Italia@”

+ 6 England Caps from the England career of Mark Wright

Offers in excess of £100,000


For more information, contact:

Neil Barker

Email: nbarker@hansonsworldfootball.com

Phone (Whatsapp): +1 808 854 6815

Charles Hanson

Email: chanson@hansonsworldfootball.com

Phone: 07725 514855

Erling Haaland – Signed boots

Erling Haaland – Signed boots

Signed Nike boots from the Manchester City Striker.

Erling Haaland, a Norwegian football sensation, is renowned for his prolific goal-scoring prowess and athleticism. Emerging from the youth ranks of Bryne FK and Molde FK, he’s become a global star at Borussia Dortmund and now Manchester City. Known for speed, strength, and clinical finishing, Haaland is a top striker in world football.








David De Gea – Match Worn Boots

David De Gea – Match Worn Boots: An Iconic Piece of Football History

Game: Manchester United Vs Tottenham Hotspur

David De Gea, the legendary Manchester United goalkeeper, is known for his remarkable performances and his ability to make spectacular saves. His match-worn boots from the game against Tottenham Hotspur on January 13, 2019, serve as a testament to his skill and dedication on the pitch.

This match, held at the historic Wembley Stadium, was not just another ordinary game; it was a display of tactical football and individual brilliance, particularly from De Gea, whose performance is often remembered by fans and analysts alike.

The significance of the match was heightened by the context surrounding it. At that time, Tottenham was one of Manchester United’s fiercest rivals, making the stakes even higher for both teams.

Result: Manchester United 1, Tottenham Hotspur 0

During the match, De Gea’s performance was nothing short of extraordinary. His agility and reflexes allowed him to make a staggering 11 saves, with four of them executed using his feet, setting a record for that season. Fans recall the electrifying atmosphere as he single-handedly kept Tottenham at bay, showcasing his incredible shot-stopping ability.

In addition to his impressive saves, the match was marked by a pivotal moment that would solidify De Gea’s place in Manchester United folklore. Commentator Martin Tyler’s remark about framing the boots due to De Gea’s outstanding performance resonated with fans and players alike, making the boots a cherished artefact of football history.

After the match, De Gea skilfully analysed his performance, sharing insights into his mindset during the game. He mentioned the importance of focus and preparation, highlighting how each training session contributed to his readiness on match day.

Moreover, De Gea’s relationship with his defenders played a crucial role in maintaining a solid back line. He often communicated effectively with his teammates, ensuring they were aware of threats and positioning themselves correctly to support his efforts.

The match showcased a blend of tactical discipline and individual brilliance, further emphasising the importance of teamwork in achieving success at the highest level of football.

Date: January 13, 2019

The story of these boots reflects the journey of David De Gea’s career at Manchester United, a path filled with challenges, triumphs, and unforgettable moments that have left an indelible mark on the club’s history.

In a generous gesture, De Gea gifted these iconic boots to a fan, further solidifying his status as a player who appreciates his supporters. This act of kindness was in response to a heartfelt tweet from his father, showcasing the personal connections that football can foster between players and fans.

These football boots, designed meticulously by adidas, were not just equipment; they were a symbol of excellence in goalkeeping, reflecting De Gea’s status as one of the best in the world.

The match was memorable for a fine string of sales by De Gea to deny spurs, with 11 saves in the  game, 4 with his feet which was a record for that particular season. The Manchester United keeper famously framed the boots based upon comments made by commentator Martin Tyler, who suggested based on his performance he should have the boots framed. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-6620141/Man-Utd-keeper-David-Gea-frames-boots-wore-stunning-display-against-Tottenham.html.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer: “You expect to win every single game at Manchester United. You won’t, but you must think that. That’s the mentality of this group.

“In the first half we were excellent and in the second they put us under pressure. We could have scored a few as well but we had a good back four and David [de Gea] was unbelievable.

“We created enough chances to put the game away by the break, but if you don’t score you will be under pressure. We defended fantastically.”

The silver boots from adidas, part of the COPA range, featured exquisite craftsmanship, with De Gea’s name elegantly embroidered on the side in black, making them not only functional but also a collector’s item.

The vendor was then gifted the boots by De Gea  in response to a tweet from his father.