From Messi’s signed jersey to Shakira’s costume, these are the top highlights from the One Goal auction

The online sale, which will support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, includes one-of-a-kind items from the US Men’s National Team, K-pop band BTS, Santiago Giménez, Madonna, Coldplay and more

Words By Emilie Murphy
A FIFA soccer ball and a colorful stadium scene with a large "LOVE" artwork on the field.

Left: The Trionda, a new ball designed by Adidas in collaboration with FIFA for the 2026 World Cup. Christie’s will offer a game-used ball from the final match played on 19 July 2026. Photo by Hector Vivas - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images; Right: A view of the performance during FIFA World Cup 2026™ Topps Final Halftime Show at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19, 2026 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Photo by Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Global Citizen

In the wake of a tournament that captivated the world, Christie’s and Global Citizen present ONE GOAL, a landmark online auction celebrating the defining moments of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the inaugural Global Citizen Halftime Show held during the final on 19 July. Running from 22 through 29 July, the sale brings together an exceptional group of collectibles that represent a singular moment in global cultural history. Proceeds will benefit the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, a $100 million initiative dedicated to expanding access to quality education and football for children around the world.

From signed jerseys to stage-worn memorabilia, the auction offers collectors an opportunity to acquire objects whose significance extends well beyond the riveting tournament. Read on for a selection of top highlights.

An official 2026 FIFA World Cup Final match ball

A FIFA World Cup soccer ball with the "Triunfa Final" text and Adidas logo is displayed on a stand.

The Trionda, a new ball designed by Adidas in collaboration with FIFA for the 2026 World Cup. Offered in ONE GOAL: AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE FIFA GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION FUND from 22-29 July 2026 at Christie’s Online. Photo by Hector Vivas - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images

Few sporting artefacts carry the symbolic weight of an official FIFA World Cup Final match ball. This highly coveted object was used during the tournament’s championship game between Spain and Argentina in the 2026 final. It stood at the centre of football’s most consequential 90 minutes during what is widely considered the biggest sporting event in history. As both a historic object and a symbol of athletic excellence, it represents one of the auction’s leading pieces.

Chris Martin’s ‘Earth Ball’

A colorful soccer ball features a world map and text related to the FIFA World Cup 26 Final Halftime Show.

A FIFA 2026 World Cup Earth Ball with Final Halftime Show performers handwritten by Chris Martin. Performers include Shakira, Burna Boy, BTS, Madonna, Justin Bieber, Gustavo Dudamel, P.S. 22 Chorus and Coldplay. Offered in ONE GOAL: AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE FIFA GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION FUND from 22-29 July 2026 at Christie’s Online

The first halftime show in FIFA World Cup history brought together a star-studded lineup of performers from across the world including Shakira, Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber and Burna Boy on 19 July 2026. The artists were selected by Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, and accompanied by conductor Gustavo Dudamel and the P.S. 22 Chorus from Staten Island.

This ‘Earth Ball,’ inscribed by Martin with the names of the performers, is a testament to artistic collaboration. It was shared with audiences through Coldplay’s social media in the lead-up to the performance and captures the spirit of unity that has defined the event.

Lionel Messi’s signed jersey

This is an Argentina national football team jersey with the number 10 and FIFA World Cup badges.

Lionel Messi’s signed Argentina 2022 FIFA World Cup home jersey (Adidas), 2022. 29½ in (74.9 cm), length of back. Offered in ONE GOAL: AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE FIFA GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION FUND from 22-29 July 2026 at Christie’s Online

The name Lionel Messi has become synonymous with sporting greatness. Across his decades-long career, Messi has set numerous all-time FIFA World Cup records including most appearances and most matches won. This signed jersey from the 2026 world cup presents collectors with an unmatched opportunity to acquire an object connected to one of the most influential athletes of the modern era.

Shakira’s Dai Dai Costume

A woman in a yellow outfit poses confidently on a stadium field under bright lights.

Shakira’s yellow top and pair of pants worn in the official music video for Dai Dai, together with a letter of authenticity signed by Shakira. Offered in ONE GOAL: AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE FIFA GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION FUND from 22-29 July 2026 at Christie’s Online

Among the sale’s most visually arresting offerings is the costume worn by Colombian pop star Shakira during the music video for Dai Dai, the official song of the 2026 World Cup. The lot includes a bright yellow top and a pair of pants along with a letter of authenticity signed by the singer. Presented alongside costumes worn by K-pop band BTS and Shakira during their headline-making halftime appearances, this ensemble celebrates the watershed moment uniting football, music and philanthropy on a global stage.

A signed jersey from the United States Men’s National Team

A USA soccer jersey with red and white waves, number 26, and signatures on the back.

A U.S. Men’s National Team 2026 World Cup Home Soccer Jersey (Nike). Length of back: 29 in; shoulder to shoulder: 16 in; waist 19 in; from armpit down 18 in. Offered in ONE GOAL: AN AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE FIFA GLOBAL CITIZEN EDUCATION FUND from 22-29 July 2026 at Christie’s Online

This jersey commemorates a standout chapter in American football history as the nation helped host the largest FIFA World Cup ever staged. Signed by members of the United States Men's National Team, including stars like Folarin Balogun and Christian Pulisic, the jersey reflects the ambition and pride of a team competing before supporters at home and abroad on football’s grandest stage.

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