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Move over Messi, step aside Mbappé—there’s a new hobby darling in town, and he’s only 17.
A one-of-one Lamine Yamal card, featuring an actual piece of the goal net used in the UEFA Euro 2024 Final, just sold for a jaw-dropping $86,621—proving that the soccer card market isn’t just alive, it’s doing celebratory backflips.
The card, a masterpiece of modern memorabilia, combines a clean design with a hard-signed auto and a physical slice of football history: netting from the very match where Spain lifted the Euro trophy and Yamal carved his name into international stardom.
If you’re wondering why a teenager’s card could possibly command the price of a decent luxury car, here’s the context: Yamal didn’t just show up at Euro 2024—he dominated. At 17 years old, the Spanish phenom became the youngest player to ever start and score in a Euro final. He torched defenders, fueled Spain’s attack, and played like he’s been running La Liga for a decade.
That kind of performance has both collectors and investors sprinting to secure anything with Yamal’s name on it—especially when it includes something as iconic as goal netting from the title match.
One-of-one: There is only one of these in existence. No parallels. No second chances.
Game-used net: This isn't your average patch. It’s the actual net he put the ball in during Spain’s Euro win. That’s next-level stuff.
Historical moment: Yamal's final performance already has a place in UEFA history—and now it has a place in the high-end hobby market.
Between his age, skill, and already historic résumé, Yamal has become one of the most sought-after names in modern soccer collecting. This sale won’t cool things down—it’ll only pour gasoline on the hype.
So yeah, $86,621 for a 17-year-old’s card? Believe it. And it might look like a bargain in a few years.
