Wanda Nara listed a rare Argentina national team shirt once worn by former husband Mauro Icardi for 20,000 Argentine pesos—equivalent to approximately 12 euros—on her online storefront, Fanatik reported. The listing features the 2018 World Cup-style jersey bearing the striker’s surname and the number 9, though the television presenter omitted Icardi’s direct name from the product’s title.

Digital Storefront Listing Sets Symbolic Price

Published on the online retail platform operated by Nara, the item description describes the garment as an original piece from an old player that is almost unworn, according to Ensonhaber. The asking price of 20,000 Argentine pesos sits far below standard second-hand apparel values on the site, where other items range from 180,000 to 400,000 pesos, 10Haber noted. The listing also provides zero-interest installment options and a 15 percent discount for bank card transactions, Nefes Gazetesi reported.

Limited International Career Context

The jersey mirrors the design worn by the Albiceleste during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, a tournament Icardi ultimately missed out on playing in, according to Nefes Gazetesi. Throughout his career, the forward—who secured league titles with Paris Saint-Germain and Galatasaray—made eight total appearances for the Argentina senior national team, scoring one goal between 2013 and 2018. Nirvana Haber reported that the garment’s rear features the distinct 9 number and the player’s surname, ensuring buyers can identify its athletic origin despite the absence of his first name in the sale header.

Parallel Listings Draw Public Attention

Placing the football artifact alongside other items on the platform, Nara also offered a themed t-shirt tied to Argentine rapper L-Gante priced at 180,000 pesos, roughly 105 euros, according to 10Haber. The stark contrast between the valuations—with the football international’s jersey listed at roughly one-ninth of the rapper’s merchandise price—sparked widespread commentary across regional sports and entertainment media. The public retail move follows a turbulent legal separation between Nara and the striker, whose divorce proceedings concluded in October 2026 after judicial bodies rejected requests for substantial monthly maintenance and post-divorce payments due to existing personal assets, Nefes Gazetesi confirmed.