Emlyn Hughes memorabilia auction expected to raise £500,000 in November
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 10:18 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

A collection of memorabilia from Liverpool legend Emlyn Hughes will be auctioned on November 2 at the Hope Street Hotel in Liverpool. The assortment includes match-worn shirts, medals, and tracksuits, with the 1977 European Cup winners medal estimated to fetch between £40,000 and £60,000. Hughes, who captained England and played a key role in Liverpool's success, left behind 240 lots that his family has catalogued for the auction. His son and daughter expressed their excitement in showcasing their father's legacy and received positive reactions from fans and collectors alike.
- •Auction scheduled for November 2 at Hope Street Hotel, Liverpool.
- •Collection includes 240 lots featuring shirts and medals.
- •1977 European Cup winners medal estimated between £40,000 and £60,000.
- •Hughes's family involved in cataloging items for auction.
- •Collection represents Hughes's impactful 13-year career with Liverpool.
- 10:18 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool legend's memorabilia expected to raise £500k at auction
"Nicknamed Crazy Horse during a trophy-laden 13-year career, Emlyn Hughes was one of the Reds greats.
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