From Dallaglio’s medals to Cantona’s shorts, sporting memorabilia is big business | Emma John

Sporting memorabilia has become a significant industry, with items like rugby medals and football shorts selling for high prices. This trend is part of the broader phenomenon of rising costs in the sports world, including increasing transfer fees and ticket prices. The value of these collectibles reflects the growing wealth and influence of sports, making them a lucrative market for investors and collectors.

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