Hope Solo to Auction 2015 World Cup Final Game Uniform

WHO:

AOL.com - Hope Solo, former U.S. goalkeeper, is auctioning her memorabilia.

Currently.com - Hope Solo, former U.S. Women’s National Team star, is widely considered the greatest goalkeeper in the game.

WHAT:

AOL.com - Solo is auctioning more than 45 career items in Lelands’ 2026 Summer Classic Auction.

Currently.com - The auction includes her signed, match-worn red goalkeeper jersey and shorts from the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup final.

AOL.com - The auction opened on July 26 and is scheduled to close on August 15.

AOL.com - Solo made three saves in the final match against Japan, where the U.S. won 5-2.

Currently.com - Solo allowed three goals across seven matches during the U.S. title run and recorded five clean sheets.

AOL.com - The collection includes Solo's 2015 World Cup championship ring, Golden Glove, and match-worn jerseys from victories over China and Germany.

WHERE:

AOL.com - The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup final took place at BC Place in Vancouver.

WHEN:

AOL.com - The 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup final was held on July 5, 2015.

AOL.com - The auction is scheduled to close on August 15, 2026.

WHY:

AOL.com - Solo stated that increased attention around soccer in the U.S. influenced her decision to auction the memorabilia, saying, “With soccer’s popularity in the U.S. reaching new heights around this World Cup, it felt like the right time to let these pieces of my career become part of this sport’s history in new hands.”

AOL.com - A portion of the auction proceeds will benefit SheBelongs, a nonprofit focused on leadership and community building for refugee and underserved young women.

HOW:

AOL.com - The auction items are photo-matched to the final through distinctive wear characteristics visible in photographs from the match.

(UPDATED August 10, 2026 01:21 UTC)

Hope Solo, widely regarded as the greatest goalkeeper in soccer history, is auctioning over 45 items from her illustrious career in Lelands’ 2026 Summer Classic Auction, which includes her signed, match-worn jersey and shorts from the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup final. The auction, which opened on July 26, is set to close on August 15, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit SheBelongs, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering refugee and underserved young women. Solo, who made three crucial saves in the final match where the U.S. triumphed over Japan with a score of five to two, expressed that the growing popularity of soccer in the U.S. inspired her to share these significant pieces of her legacy.