After a quiet World Cup opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jonathan David needed to make an impact.
The Juventus striker played 61 minutes without a goal or assist, and completed just eight of his 14 passes in the 1-1 draw.
On the other hand, Cyle Larin stepped up in that game, scoring Canada’s equaliser in the 78th minute.
The match against Qatar was a chance for both players to shift the narrative, and they delivered. Both started, both found the net, and the shirts they wore in Canada’s first-ever World Cup win are now up for auction.
How can you buy Jonathan David and Cyle Larin’s match-worn shirts?
MatchWornShirt is hosting the auction, with bidding set to close on Thursday, June 25th.
At the time of writing, David’s shirt is listed at US$944, while Larin’s is at US$562. Both are autographed, adding to their significance from a historic night in Canadian football.
The context matters. Canada beat Qatar, with Larin opening the scoring before David added two more. It was the country’s first-ever men’s World Cup victory.
For collectors, each shirt tells a story. Larin’s marks the opening goal, while David’s represents the brace that turned a slow start into a statement win.
Prices may change before the auction ends, but the process is simple. Fans can visit MatchWornShirt, find the Canada vs Qatar auction and place their bids before the deadline.
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