Superstar Speakers were invited to attend a private viewing of the Worlds Best Football Memorabilia in Madrid.
In December 2022 the Legends Museum owned by Legends, Madrid City Council and La Liga invited the founding member of Superstar Speakers along with the Superstar Speakers Agent to a private viewing of hundreds of matchworn football shirts and boots from the greatest footballers in history which have been worn during World Cup Finals and European Competitions.
The actual 7 storey football museum will open in the Spanish capital in March 2023 to the general public and will feature some of the shirts we were privaleged to view from players such as Zico, Pelé, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Messi, Cafu, Zidane and many more of the games greatest ever footballers.
Jamie Hemmings of Superstar Speakers said "It was a magical experience, the opportunity to see shirts that have been worn in actual World Cup finals by some of the greatest players in the history of the game was unbelievable, each shirt has a story, an historical moment that in the presence of almost takes you back to that moment in history. I can't thank the Legends and La Liga enough for giving us access to a private once in a lifetime experience. When the museum opens to the public in March they are going to be taken Ona ride through football history and this will certainly be the best football museum in the world".
The initiative promoted by the Argentine collector Marcelo Ordás will have a seven-storey space, located in Puerta del Sol, where you can take an exhibition, historical and interactive tour of the most important collection in the history of world football that covers each and every one of the main international competitions such as FIFA World Cup, Champions League, Copa Libertadores, Intercontinental, Club World Cup, Olympic Games, European Championship, Copa América, UEFA Europa League, Sudamericana, Confederations Cup, with the presence of all the legends of international football.
If your in Madrid after March 2023 then we advise you add the Legends museum to the list of your most to do things whilst in the Spanish capital.
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