Qatar FIFA World Cup's Final Match Football to Sell for QR 1 Million

The football from the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 final match will be auctioned off for an estimated QR 1 million, which amounts to £160,000-200,000.

The ball will be auctioned off at an auction organized by Graham Buds Auctions, which will be held on June 6th and 7th. The auction will run online and it will also take place in person at the Northampton auction house. 

The final match ball was named 'Al Hilm', which means 'The Dream' in Arabic, which helped Argentina secure the trophy of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.  

The match ball was won by an overseas football fan from the 'Win the Match Ball' competition, which was organized by Adidas. The ball has the final match dates and other details written over it. The fan has now decided to auction off the ball at a sports memorabilia auction. 

The auction will include 1,500 lots and there will be a special section dedicated to the Brazilian footballer Pelé, which will feature trophies, awards, and much more. 

The section will also feature Pelé's Brazil match shirt that he wore during a match in 1971 when he scored his final international goal. The shirt's value has been approximated between £100,000-150,000.