A Michael Jordan jersey worn during the Chicago Bulls' iconic 1998 NBA Finals run, famously documented in "The Last Dance" series, has achieved a record-breaking sale. The red jersey, worn by Jordan in Game 2 of the finals against the Utah Jazz, was sold in a private transaction for $14 million (approximately £10.6 million).
This sale marks the highest price ever paid for a piece of basketball memorabilia, underscoring the enduring legacy and immense market value of Michael Jordan's career. The 1997-98 season, culminating in Jordan's sixth championship with the Bulls, has become legendary, further amplified by the popular Netflix documentary, which reignited global interest in this pivotal period of NBA history.
Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' Jersey Shatters Records, Selling for $14 Million
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