The estimated price of David Beckham’s golden boots, which he wore on his 100th England game, is £10,000.

On March 26, 2008, Becks used the Adidas 2008 Predators in a match against France.

England lost 1-0, and in the 39th minute, Beckham was even given a yellow card.

Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, John Terry, and Wayne Rooney were among the Three Lions’ standout players that evening.

In the meantime, France’s starting lineup included Claude Makelele, Nicolas Anelka, William Gallas, and Franck Ribery.

The left shoe of the specially made boots for Beckham has the Manchester United icon’s profile and embroidered St George’s Crosses.

The design also features the embroidered names of Beckham’s three children at the time, Brooklyn, Romeo, and Cruz.

The two are anticipated to be sold on December 5 as a part of a larger sporting goods sale hosted by Graham Budd Auctions, an auction house located in Northamptonshire.

Head of sporting memorabilia David Convery believes the boots might fetch up to £8,000–10,000, with a starting bid of £4,600.

“David Beckham is not only a legendary player—you could also sаy that he spearheaded the’style revolution’ with these kinds of golden boots,” the speaker stated.

“These boots are already attracting attention on a global stage and we wouldn’t be surprised if they reached or even went beyond their estimated price.”

The first item up for grabs on December 5 at 13:30 at the auctioneers’ location in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, will be the boots, or lot 924.