Special offer against BVB: an HSV shirt worth €10,000! | OneFootball

The ongoing online auction of HSV’s special jerseys from the 1:1 draw against BVB is turning into a minor sensation. It impressively demonstrates the significance of Luka Vuskovic.

During the match, HSV cleared its chest area for the cancer-fighting campaign “yeswecan!cer.” Main sponsor HanseMerkur made room to draw attention to the importance of the HPV vaccination.

After the emotional duel against BVB, all 39 jerseys were released for auction for a good cause. The entire proceeds will go to an initiative aimed at encouraging young people to get the HPV vaccine. This vaccination helps protect against, among other things, cervical and throat cancer.

And it’s precisely a jersey that wasn’t even worn that is now causing a stir. As Bild reports, the match-prepared jersey of Luka Vuskovic is currently the undisputed frontrunner. By Sunday afternoon, the highest bid had already reached €9,210. Behind it is the jersey of last-minute goal scorer Ransford Königsdörffer, whose actually worn shirt stood at around €3,010.

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But why are fans paying so much? Vuskovic has quickly become a fan favorite and, at just 18, is already considered one of the best central defenders in the Bundesliga. It seems only a matter of time before his jersey breaks the €10,000 mark.

While the auction runs until November 23, Vuskovic continues to write his success story in parallel. Recently, he was in the starting lineup for the Croatian senior national team for the first time in the 3:1 World Cup qualifier win over the Faroe Islands, securing a World Cup ticket alongside Josip Stanisic and Josko Gvardiol. Now he’s off to the U21s, where on Tuesday he’ll play a European Championship qualifier in Hungary with the team led by former HSV player Ivica Olic.

Afterwards, it’s back to the Hanseatic city. There, starting Wednesday, Vuskovic will begin preparations for the important away match at FC Augsburg (Saturday, 3:30 p.m.).

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.