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Tottenham are offering supporters the chance to get their hands on limited edition poppy-adorned first team shirts from Sunday's north London derby.
Along with every other Premier League club, Spurs wore the iconic red flower on their kits last weekend to show their support for the Poppy Appeal ahead of Remebrance Day.
Harry Kane, who opened the scoring at Emirates Stadium as Tottenham drew 1-1 with rivals Arsenal, also had a poppy printed on each of his boots.
The England striker was on the front cover of Tottenham's programme for the visit of Aston Villa earlier this month as part of the club's support for the Royal British Legion.
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Jan Vertonghen, Hugo Lloris and Kane have all put their studs up for auction, while among the lots are Lloris's matchworn poppy goalkeeper gloves.
The items were posted on Ebay on Wednesday afternoon and Kane's shirt had already attracted 24 bids, peaking at over £1,000, just four hours into the seven-day listing.
