Want bobbleheads of Atlanta United’s Martinez and Almiron?

What to give the Atlanta United supporter who has everything red, black and gold, or peach?

Bobbleheads, of course.

Atlanta United’s Josef Martinez and Miguel Almiron are getting the bobblehead treatment.

The bobbleheads, made by FOCO for the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, can be pre-ordered for $40 each or the set for $75. Production has started and is ongoing. Orders are expected to be shipped in December for the holidays.

Each bobblehead is individually numbered and are licensed by MLS.

Atlanta United leads MLS in points (63) and average attendance (more than 50,000) this season.

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