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Lawrence Dallaglio to sell Rugby World Cup winner's medal
FORMER ENGLAND STAR Lawrence Dallaglio is selling his 2003 Rugby World Cup winner’s medal after being declared bankrupt.
Dallaglio is auctioning off medals, trophies and caps from his glittering career following a costly divorce last year.
The 54-year-old shone for England during their run to glory at the World Cup 23 years ago, culminating in their 20-17 final victory against Australia in Sydney.
The World Cup medal is listed with an estimate of between £50,000 (€58,000) and £80,000 (€93,000) by auctioneer Budds, with the whole collection having an estimated value of £180,000 (€210,000).
Budds lists 22 items in the ‘Lawrence Dallaglio Collection’, including a 2003 Six Nations winner’s medal, other medals from his successful club career with Wasps and a British and Irish Lions cap.
Earlier this year, Dallaglio spoke about his financial difficulties during an appearance on the High Performance podcast.
“As a result of getting divorced, I was made bankrupt so I had some financial problems,” he said.
“I could have done things a lot better.”
Dallaglio said he needed therapy after his divorce and bankruptcy, which left him wallowing in “self-pity”.
The auction will take place on 13 October in Northamptonshire.
– © AFP 2026
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