At Christie’s, the “ONE GOAL” charity auction, organized in partnership with the international anti-poverty organization Global Citizen to celebrate the 2026 FIFA World Cup, features the shirt Jimin wore during the World Cup Final Halftime Show. Less than 24 hours after bidding opened, the item had already reached $15,000, exceeding its estimated maximum value of $5,000 by a significant margin.

Jimin’s shirt has already surpassed the bidding price of Lionel Messi’s signed jersey and is now competing with the official FIFA World Cup Final match ball for the highest bid in the auction. Other items featured include official match balls used during the tournament, signed national team jerseys, and costumes worn by halftime show performers.

Jimin took the stage during the FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show as BTS performed their global hit “Dynamite.” For the performance, he wore a specially created custom shirt. UK-based fashion brand AGRO Studio later shared photos of Jimin wearing the outfit on its official social media accounts, describing it as “a custom design created for Jimin’s FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show.”

Following the reveal of the shirt, imitation versions of the design, along with matching shorts and the hoodie Jimin wore while attending the match, quickly appeared for sale across numerous online shopping platforms. George Oxby, co-director and fashion designer at AGRO Studio, shared screenshots of counterfeit retail websites on his Instagram Story, labeling them “Counterfeit” as a warning to fans. He later also shared updates showing Jimin’s custom shirt competing for the highest bid in the charity auction.

Sources: Nate