Surprise - Panini Legacy

In addition to collecting these memorable album covers, fans will have the chance to find exclusive City Experience RTB bundles, allowing them to attend multiple matches in a single host city during FIFA World Cup 26™!

City Experience RTBs will be available for matches in the following host cities:

• Atlanta
• Houston
• San Francisco
• Miami
• Seattle

The Team & City Experiences are a brand-new feature where fans can unlock bundles containing RTBs for multiple matches in the same city within one week, providing an unforgettable FIFA World Cup 26™ experience. These Team & City Experience Bundles offer 600 ticket opportunities for collectors who want to attend multiple matches in one location.

• A First-Ever FIFA Collect x Panini Collaboration – Celebrate football’s most recognizable sticker albums
• A Nostalgic Collection – Own digital collectibles featuring Panini’s legendary FIFA World Cup™ album covers
• Exclusive City Experience RTBs – The only place to get the chance to purchase tickets for multiple matches in a single host city
• A Unique Challenge & Reward – Unlock the rare 1970 Panini album cover in Italian
• A Must-Have for Collectors – Bringing football’s most recognizable collectibles into the digital era

Relive the past, celebrate the present, and be part of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of football lovers worldwide.

This collection consists of 14 digital collectibles featuring the album covers of the Panini FIFA World Cup™ from 1970 to the present.

The Panini World Cup albums have become a beloved tradition for soccer fans around the world. Each edition has introduced unique features that reflect the changes in soccer, technology, and public preferences. Here's a look at some special aspects of each World Cup album:

• Mexico 1970: This was the first Panini album dedicated to the World Cup. It marked the introduction of not only player stickers but also stickers of teams, coaches, and stadiums. This set the stage for future editions.

• Germany 1974: In this edition, Panini introduced ""silver"" stickers for the teams, which was a novelty that made the album more exciting and collectible. It also became the first album to include team logos.

• Argentina 1978: For the first time, Panini included stickers of the cities where matches were being held, adding an authentic touch to the album. Additionally, they introduced a numbering system for the stickers, which would be used for many years.

• Spain 1982: This edition was the first to feature a plastic cover instead of the traditional paper cover. It also introduced the ""gold stickers,"" which became a signature feature in later editions.

• Mexico 1986: This album introduced ""holographic"" stickers, which featured the time of a match on them. The most iconic image from this edition was Diego Maradona’s ""Hand of God"" moment.

• Italy 1990: One of the standout features of this album was the vast number of stickers—over 500—which made it one of the most comprehensive albums ever produced. Panini also introduced the ""special 3D"" stickers, which became highly sought after by collectors.

• USA 1994: A new feature for this edition was the inclusion of ""holographic"" stickers that had special effects, giving them a 3D appearance. Also, for the first time, the album was printed in several languages to cater to a global audience.

• France 1998: This edition saw the album increase in size to accommodate more stickers, with a larger format than previous editions. It also introduced a link between the physical album and the Panini website, blending the physical and digital worlds.

• South Africa 2010: Panini introduced the first mobile app for managing stickers, making it easier for fans to collect and trade. There was also a feature where rare stickers could be obtained through ""cards"" that granted access to special prizes.

• Germany 2006: The album for this edition included special sections dedicated to the history of the World Cup, featuring interesting facts and highlights from previous tournaments. It also showcased a ""sticker of the official anthem"" of the tournament.

• Brazil 2014: This album featured stickers that celebrated various cultural aspects of Brazil, such as music and dance. It also included ""vintage stickers,"" which paid homage to past editions.

• Russia 2018: For the first time, Panini allowed fans to purchase digital sticker packs through an online platform. The album had over 680 stickers, including ""special stickers"" for each qualified team.

• Qatar 2022: This edition introduced digital collectible stickers via an app, which allowed fans to trade them virtually. It also adapted to the global nature of the tournament by featuring female national teams and non-traditional teams.

Each edition of the Panini World Cup album is a piece of football and cultural history, with Panini constantly innovating to keep the passion of collectors and soccer fans alive worldwide!

More than 10% of the surprise packs contain one among the below exciting rewards:

• 30x RTBs 2 tickets for Houston Experience (M35+M47+M65) – Enjoy thrilling matches and unforgettable moments in Texas!
• 30x RTBs 2 tickets for San Francisco Experience (M20+M31+M44) – Witness top-tier football in the vibrant city by the Bay!
• 30x RTBs 2 tickets for Miami Experience (M13+M37+M49) – Experience the excitement of the World Cup in sunny Miami!
• 30x RTBs 2 tickets for Seattle Experience (M16+M52+M63) – Watch the matches live in the Pacific Northwest's football paradise!
• 30x RTBs 2 tickets for Atlanta Experience (M38+M50+M72) – Immerse yourself in the World Cup atmosphere in Georgia's capital!
• 210x RTBs 2 tickets for a group fase match of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™
• 140x RTBs 2 tickets for a Round of 16 match of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™
• 105x RTBs 2 tickets for a quarter finals match of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™
• 35x $240 Coupons – For major savings on future FIFA Collect purchases (valid for 30 days, must be used in a single transaction)
• 210x $79.99 Coupons to claim another pack for free (valid for 30 days, must be used in a single transaction)

Collectors who gather all the Panini album covers in this drop will gain access to an exclusive challenge, with a reward fit for football history:

One of only 49 iconic digital collectibles featuring the 1970 Panini album cover in Italian and a Badge of Collection Completion

This historic collectible pays tribute to Panini’s very first FIFA World Cup™ album, released during Mexico 1970, the tournament that saw Pelé’s magic and Brazil’s dominance.

The reward will be granted on a first come, first served basis, meaning only the first 49 collectors to complete the challenge will receive this exclusive item.

VIP cards will not be usable for this challenge.

With nostalgia, exclusivity, and the chance to own a piece of football history, this drop is a must for fans and collectors alike.

Secure your packs, build your collection, and be part of this celebration of football’s greatest memories.

Start the Challenge here