IM A Celebritys Ian Wright is at the centre of an extraordinary row which has seen his most cherished possessions being flogged on eBay.
Among the 300 mementos are his 1992 Premier League Golden Boot the first ever issued 200 photos and his This Is Your Life red book.
Ian Wright has lost his most treasured mementos after they were left in a storage locker
The stash includes his 1992 Premier League Golden Boot – the first ever issued
The stash, kept in a storage unit in Orlando, US, was snapped up after Wrightys ex-wife Deborah reportedly stopped paying the rental fee.
The footie legend, paid 400,000 to appear on the ITV show, has desperately been trying to retrieve the prized mementos worth almost 300,000.
But church worker Kurt Wojchiechowski, 24, who bought the lot for peanuts, is now flogging it all for 115,000.
He told HOAR: “I gave him multiple opportunities to buy it back already. Now all his stuff is securely locked away and I am waiting for the right moment to sell it. It feels like now is the time.
Hopefully Ian will win Im A Celebrity and Ill get loads of offers.
Wrighty, 56, who played for Crystal Palace, Arsenal and England, is said to be in tears over the loss.
He offered to buy back his stuff but his price was too low for Kurt, who lives in Wisconsin.
A source said: Ians footballing life was in that storage facility everything that reminded him of his playing days.
“Hes fuming that his items could be scattered around the world.”
The possessions were snapped up after Ian’s ex-wife Deborah reportedly stopped paying the rental fee for the storage locker
Kurts goldmine find came as a result of Wrights split from ex-Debbie. The pair were married from 1993 to 2004 and she rented a lock-up in Orlando, Florida after their split.
But payments were not made and the unit was eventually seized by local officials and sold off to a man in Florida two years ago, who Kurt bought the lot from.
The collecftionis made up of hundreds of items including 235 photos, 24 pictures, 13 balls, 12 trophies and 10 hats.
Under US law, goods left in repossessed storage units transfer to the new owner.
The locker is said to have contained everything that reminded the Arsenal star of his football playing days
