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French court stops the sale of Maradona’s World Cup Golden Ball trophy amid ownership dispute

French court stops the sale of Maradona’s World Cup Golden Ball trophy amid ownership dispute

  • The appeal court in Versailles overturned a judicial decision last month that allowed the trophy’s auction to go ahead
  • Pending a decision on the merits of the case, it ordered its sequestration to avoid any risk of further disappearance of the trophy
By AP ·
Maradona’s heirs lose court battle to block auction of World Cup Golden Ball trophy

Maradona’s heirs lose court battle to block auction of World Cup Golden Ball trophy

By AP ·

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