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Referee Ali Ben Nasser's ball sold for 10.5 million dinars
The famous football used by former Tunisian referee Ali Ben Nasser during the quarter-final match of the 1986 World Cup between Argentina and England has been sold at a public auction in the United States for $3.35 million, which is more than 10.5 million Tunisian dinars. The ball was part of a historic legacy; Ben Nasser kept it for 36 years, signing it himself along with his assistants before deciding to sell it to support charity and his family. The deal comes after two failed previous attempts to sell it, and its high value is attributed to the famous match events, including the "Hand of God" goal and Maradona’s "Goal of the Century," reflecting the increasing global worth of the Argentine football legend’s memorabilia.
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