England football fans can buy Wembley royal box seats as memorabilia for £800…but they are a bit tatty.
They have been sat in by members of the royal family – like Prince William – and ex-Prime Ministers like Boris Johnson.
A host of ex-players – like David Beckham – and celebs such as Ed Sheeran – have also watched games from them.
The red, padded, fold-up seats have been used at the 90,000-capacity national stadium for 15 years.
But they all have “signs of wear and tear” and there “may be marks or rust visible” on them.
They are being sold off to mark 100 years since the original Twin Towers Wembley was built in 1923.
One hundred of the luxury, cushioned seats are being sold to fans.
They can be purchased individually for £800 or with two joined together for £1,000.
Triple seats are for sale too for £1,200.
They are being sold on the England Store’s website.
It reads: “To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Wembley Stadium, we are giving fans the exclusive opportunity to own a piece of history.
“We have 100 sets of Royal Box seats available to fans.
“These seats have hosted many a royal, prime minister, football star, and celebrity since 2007 and now you have the chance to own a piece of this history too.
“There are 54 single seats available, we also have 33 sets of double seats and 13 sets of triple seats available on site.
“Every chair is unique and so may vary slightly from the images shown.
“As these chairs are in used and authentic form, they all exhibit signs of wear and tear.
“There may be marks or rust visible and some sharp edges in places.
“They come individually numbered however we cannot guarantee unfortunately which seat number you will receive.”
