This large photo shows the world's greatest ever player, Pelé, being carried aloft after his final ever professional game for the New York Cosmos in the US. Waving the flags of Brazil and the United States of America, the legendary number 10 is carried off in the driving rain by players of Santos and the Cosmos. Pele played one half for both teams in the exhibition game, which Cosmos won 2-1.

These photos are from an exclusive signing session held in with Pelé London on November 19, 2007. The photos are 16 inches by 20 inches in size and come with a certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Pelé signing the photo.

This classic print celebrates the moment when Ryan Giggs scored his breathtaking solo goal against Arsenal in the 1999 FA Cup Semi-Final at Villa Park. After a mazy run, Giggs left Arsenal captain Tony Adams reeling as he hammered the ball past England's number one David Seaman. The print is 20 inches by 16 inches in size and is one of only 50 that were hand signed by Giggs in an exclusive signing session in Manchester organised and carried out by Icons with the wing wizard on January 13, 2009.

The photo comes with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Giggs signing the photo.

This photograph shows Manchester United legend Eric Cantona scoring his last ever goal for Manchester United. It was the goal that brought the curtain down on King Eric's incredible career at Old Trafford before his shock early retirement. Cantona is regarded with the same affection as other Utd legends such as George Best, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton and Ryan Giggs and in 2001 he was voted the fans' player of the century.

The photograph is 16" x 12" in size and was personally signed by Cantona at an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons with Cantona in Marseille on June 27, 2008. The photograph is one of a limited number that were signed by Cantona and comes with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Cantona signing the photograph.

This photograph shows Manchester United legend Eric Cantona scoring his incredible chip against Sunderland, which is often voted by Man Utd fans as one of the club's greatest ever goals. Cantona's signing for Manchester United was the turning point in the history of England's biggest club, and this is one of his most iconic moments. The photograph is 16" x 12" in size and was personally signed by Cantona at an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons with the King in Marseille on June 27, 2008.

The photograph is one of a limited number that were signed by Cantona and comes with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Cantona signing the photograph. It is a superb piece of sports memorabilia and can be purchased framed or unframed.

This historic A2 print shows the moment Paul Gascoigne sent Tottenham Hotspur fans into raptures when he struck his famous free-kick against Arsenal at Wembley in the 1991 FA Cup semi-final. David Seaman is left stranded in goal, while Arsenal's back four watch helpless. Spurs went on to win the final against Nottingham Forest, but poor old Gazza was injured early on and played little part.

This goal was the pinnacle of his North London career, and is fondly remembered by every true Spurs fan.

This fantastic A2 print shows an emotional Paul Gascoigne after England's heartbreaking defeat to West Germany in the 1990 World Cup semi-finals. Gazza had been the star of Italia 90, orchestrating wins over Belgium and Cameroon, but then a mistimed tackle saw him pick up a yellow card that would have ruled him out of the final. Gazza finished the match in heroic fashion, but with Chris Waddle and Stuart Pearce's missed penalties putting England out of the tournament, he was overcome with emotion.

Gazza's tears flowed; he might have missed out on a World Cup final, but he captured the hearts of a nation.

This fantastic A2 print shows Paul Gascoigne celebrating his amazing strike against Scotland in Euro 96 at Wembley. Just moments after Gary McAllister's penalty miss, Gazza chipped the ball over Colin Hendry's head before volleying the ball past keeper Andy Goram to make it 2-0 to England. "Football's coming home," sang the crowd, and it seemed that 30 years of hurt could be nearly over.

Bryan Robson was for many the epitamy of what an English football captain should be; hard-working, determined and driven. Bryan Robson was one of the most inspirational England captains since the late, great Bobby Moore. This England 1986 replica home shirt was personally signed by Bryan Robson in an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons with the former Manchester United and England captain in Birmingham on 28th April 2006.

The shirt comes in presentation packaging with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Robson signing the shirt.

This fantastic photograph was personally signed by Cristiano Ronaldo in an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons with the United and Portugal forward in Manchester on February 13, 2009. It shows the number seven after he had scored the Red Devils' only goal on that incredible night in Moscow, May 2008, when United overcame Chelsea to become European Champions for the third time. Ronaldo is currently the number one player in the world and has enjoyed an incredible 12 months, winning the Premiership, Champions League and Club World Cup.

On an individual level he was voted the FIFA World Player Of the Year and became the first Man Utd player to win the prestigious Ballon d'Or since George Best in 1968. The photo is 16 by 12 inches and comes with an official...

This fantastic photograph was personally signed by Cristiano Ronaldo in an exclusive signing session organised and carried out by Icons with the United and Portugal forward in Manchester on February 13, 2009. It shows the number seven holding the Champions League trophy after Utd had beaten Chelsea to become European Champions for the third time. Ronaldo scored the Red Devils' only goal on that incredible night in Moscow, rising above the Chelsea defence to power home a header.

He is currently the number one player in the world and has enjoyed an incredible 12 months, winning the Premiership, Champions League and Club World Cup. On an individual level he was voted the FIFA World Player Of the Year and became the first Man Utd player to win the prestigious Ballon d'Or since...