Former England rugby star Lawrence Dallaglio is auctioning off a selection of memorabilia, including his 2003 World Cup winner's medal, which could fetch up to £80,000.
Dallaglio was declared bankrupt last year following his divorce.
Now the 54-year-old is looking to raise funds through the sale of various items from his esteemed rugby career, including the 2003 medal.
England beat Australia in Sydney to win their first and only World Cup crown, with a drop-goal from Jonny Wilkinson clinching a 20-17 victory in extra time.
Dallaglio, a key figure for England at the time, started at No. 8, playing the entire match.
His winner's medal has been listed on auction site Budds with an estimate of £50,000-£80,000.
"Presented to Dallaglio on the 22nd November 2003 in Sydney, following victory in the Rugby World Cup Final against host nation Australia, England defeated Australia 17 - 20 after extra time," the listing said.
"The pinnacle of world rugby and the singular greatest achievement in English rugby history."
Other items include his 2007 Rugby World Cup runner's up medal, a 2003 Six Nations winner's medal, Premiership final winner's medals Dallaglio earned with Wasps and a British and Irish Lions cap.
Dallaglio won 85 caps for England, 22 as captain, and went on three Lions tours, playing in three Tests.