
Jude Bellingham’s Predator Elites dropped with ultra-low stock, fuelling £50+ profit potential and risk-free return safety.
This was one of the rarest football merch flips of the year. On October 20, 2023, Pro:Direct launched just 25 pairs of hand-signed Virgil Van Dijk boots, exclusively via their mobile app. The product wasn’t listed on their website — app-only, time-sensitive, and stealthy. House of Resell members had the advantage: they followed a step-by-step plan, connected their Nike accounts, pre-filled shipping/payment, and practiced wishlist navigation for fast checkout. While the £200 retail was still speculative pre-drop, flippers who landed a pair quickly flipped them for £300+, especially across football memorabilia platforms and collector resell groups.
App-only release meant competition was lower but required prep.
Members were ready with fully set-up accounts by 8:00 AM.
Checkout required speed — wishlist + Apple Pay gave an edge.
Free returns made it a zero-risk purchase attempt.
Sales hit £300–£350, with signed memorabilia sites and collectors fueling demand.
19/10/2023
House of Resell shares a complete drop guide with app setup tips and download links to all members in advance.
20/10/2023
The Pro:Direct App launches the LE25 signed boots between 8:00–9:00 AM. Pairs vanish in seconds as collectors scramble.
21/10/2023
Authenticated pairs are listed on eBay and collector forums, with early sales confirmed within hours.
31/10/2023
Multiple members post receipts of £300+ sales. Higher offers seen for rare or larger boot sizes.
▶️ Download – iOS Pro:Direct App
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▶️ eBay Listings – Van Dijk Signed Boots
This was a stealth drop with ultra-limited quantity. Members who followed instructions to the letter — from app navigation to Nike account linking — got the upper hand. In collectible footwear, scarcity + a superstar = clean flip.
Jude Bellingham’s Predator Elites dropped with ultra-low stock, fuelling £50+ profit potential and risk-free return safety.
Adidas revived its legendary 1994 Predator football boots, and with only 1,994 pairs worldwide, resale demand spiked fast — flipping for £150–£250 pro