The Machine of Real Madrid

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Visual Toy honoring the greatness of the most awarded club in the world of football, Real Madrid. Including his top stars of all time including President Bernabeu, a myth in the club's management. This Visual Toy represents the club as a title machine with the Champions League as a great emblem, since it holds the leadership in victories in the maximum European competition. A magical and fantastic mechanism like the history of the club itself. Including the Bernabeu in its last year before the remodeling in 2020, this Visual Toy brings together all the essence and soul of the merengue team.

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NFT Time: 24 Sept 2020 - TBA
Dates: Start: 24 Sept 2020
End actual: 10 Apr 2021
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Exit Price: 912,029.00 USD
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