It looks repairable, though not the easiest of repairs.

The way I would approach it would be to remove the socket, then repair the damaged board traces preferably with equivalent sized traces, then replace the socket with a new one.

This would require a combination of desoldering tools/hot air for the socket, a microscope, soldering iron with small tip, and copper traces. Could also use extremely thin enamel wire instead of copper trace material. Might also require epoxy to fill in any damaged parts of the circuit board.

Thanks for the advice, that sounds like it might be a bit out of my depth.

Looks as if somebody ripped the cpu out of it with a crowbar style tool, probably for the gold.

Definitely fixable, but the trace under the socket will likely need (what remains of) the socket to be removed...

Use nice magnifier and patience.

What dumb animal pulls a CPU out of a socket like that?!!

I agree it looks like someone ripped out the CPU. It's too bad as these boards are not common. I'm reaching out to a few microsoldering service providers to see if they might entertain a repair of this board, but most seem aimed at phone/tablet/game console repairs.

If someone here wants to reach out by all means please get in contact, I'm willing to make the investment and expectations are low as it definitely isn't a working board right now anyway. Thanks!