UNKJD teamed up with AC Milan in September 2022 to collaborate for UNKJD's strategy-based web3 football game. Together, they launched sixteen generated NFTs, displaying 3D cartoon monkeys in historic AC Milan gear from the 93-94 and 95-96 seasons. The NFTs were auctioned on October 6, 2022 on NFT marketplace Magic Eden. Rocketfan estimates that the collection was sold out, earning a total of 804 SOL (~27k USD). The rarest NFT 'Fabio' earned 179 SOL alone in the auction.

The 'Born to Lead' NFT collection was a collaboration between AC Milan and BitMEX. A total of three 1-of-1 NFTs were issued, commemorating different championship seasons of AC Milan. The NFTs were auctioned on OpenSea in May and June 2022. Rocketfan estimates that the collection was sold out and earned a total of 9.6 ETH (~20k USD). Ownership of the NFTs each offered 2x 22-23 season tickets, a physical print of the artwork, a signed AC Milan shirt and a certificate of authenticity.

The cooperation between AC Milan and Fansea was launched in May 2022. To celebrate its 122nd anniversary, AC Milan partnered with UNICEF on a charity project supporting children in South Sudan. A key part of the initiative is a special AC Milan jersey, discovered by photographer Jan Grarup on a trip to South Sudan. The jersey, worn by a young boy and visibly repaired many times, was displayed at the Mondo Milan Museum. Fansea scanned the jersey and made it available as a 3D collectible. Rocketfan estimates that 594 NFTs were sold for a price of 45 EUR each (~49 USD), earning an estimated 29k USD.

Socios launched matchday NFTs within its 'Socios.com NFT Matchday Series' for several of its Fan Token partners during the 2021-22 season. Each NFT showed a picture from a selected match of a Fan Token partner. The date of the match and the respective opponent were displayed at the bottom of the image. The NFTs also contained the ticker of the corresponding Fan token in the top left corner and the Socios logo and the logo of the Fan Token partner at the bottom of the image. Most of the NFTs were given out through the Socios app, where they could be acquired in exchange for Reward Points (then known as SSU).