Panini Foot 2000

Foot 2000 is the 25th Panini album of the French football. Lyon won the Ligue 1 1999/2000 ahead of PSG and Lyon, with the goals of David Trézéguet (22 goals) and Marco Simone (21 goals). Marseille had also a very strong team with Pires, Keita, Dalmat, Ravanelli, but they were almost relegated to the Ligue 2 with a final 15th place in the league.

The Panini album includes both the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 with a total of 474 stickers. For each Ligue 1 club there is a full page for new players transferred to the club. As explained in the first page of the album, who wants can fill those pages using double stickers of the transferred players, placing shirt stickers of their new clubs on top. The sheet with the club shirts and the mini-stickers "transféré" to be placed on top of transferred players is included in the album. There is not a proper update set released by Panini.

For each Ligue 1 club there are 18 stickers: the shiny badge, the team photo (two stickers), and 15 players. Player careers are included in the album.

After the calendar of the Ligue 1, the 20 clubs of Ligue 2 are shown in alphabetical order. For each club there are three stickers on half page: the shiny badge and the team photo (two stickers). The results of the last five seasons and the actual squad are printed on the album.

Ligue 2 top players are also included in the album with 36 stickers of players and their careers. The most famous among them is probably Jérome Rothen (Caen), a French winger with 13 caps in the National team between 2003 and 2007.

Back cover of the album Foot 2000

Sealed packet Foot 2000

Wiltord scored in the final of the Euro 2000. Sonny Anderson was the top goalscorer of the Ligue 1 2000 with 23 goals

Talented midfielders: Olivier Dacourt and "Jay-Hay" Okocha

Robert Pires (played for Arsenal from 2000 to 2006) and Ivan De La Peña (ex Barcelona and Lazio)

Italian strikers: Fabrizio "Penna bianca" Ravanelli and Michele Padovano. They both played for Juventus

Midfielders from Marseille: Seydou Keita played for Barcelona from 2008 to 2012, Stéphane Dalmat for PSG, Inter, Tottenham.

Super strikers of Monaco: Trézéguet (2nd as a top goalscorer of the L1 in 1999/2000 with 22 goals) and Marco Simone (3rd with 21 goals)

 Monaco strong defenders: the Mexican Rafael Marquez (with Barcelona from 2003 to 2010) and the Norwegian John Arne Riise (future player of Liverpool and Roma)

French goalkeepers of Foot 2000: Bernard Lama (PSG) and Fabien Barthez (Monaco)

Shiny badges of Ligue 1 winner Monaco and runner-up PSG

Gorgeous club badge stickers of Ligue 2: Stade Lavallois and Guegnon

Album details

Full name: Foot 2000

Publisher: Panini

League: French (Ligue 1 and Ligue 2)

Season: 1999/2000

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Ligue 1: 18 clubs, 21 stickers
• Ligue 2: 20 clubs, 3 stickers

Other sections: Top D2 Joueurs (36 stickers)

Extra: Transfer Kit (shirt stickers to update player stickers)

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 474