Panini FIFA 365 2022

 

FIFA 365 – 2022 is the seventh edition of the international sticker collection launched by Panini in 2016, celebrating club and national team football under the umbrella of FIFA competitions. As in previous editions of the series, the album brings together some of the most prominent clubs from around the world alongside a dedicated section focused on international tournaments, with particular emphasis on the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup.

The album opens with an introductory page featuring three stickers: the FIFA 365 logo, composed of two stickers, and the official FIFA logo. 

A total of 22 clubs from different continents are included. The presentation begins with South American giants such as Boca Juniors and SE Palmeiras, followed by a selection of leading European teams. Each club occupies a two-page spread and is represented by 15 stickers. The layout includes the shiny club badge, the shiny home shirt, and the shiny nickname emblem, together with a shiny action sticker of the team’s star player and a rising star sticker highlighting an emerging talent. The remainder of the space is dedicated to the squad: ten stickers showing player portraits, each featuring two players per sticker, allowing the album to include 20 players for each club while maintaining a compact sticker count.

After the club section, the album features a one-page tribute to the 2020 FIFA Club World Cup, which was won by FC Bayern München. This section contains six stickers and highlights the triumph of the German champions in the global club competition held in Qatar.

The album then moves to its largest thematic section, dedicated to the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It begins with the tournament logo sticker and continues with the presentation of eight national teams: Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, England, Germany, Italy, and the host nation Qatar. Each team is presented on a single page with eight stickers: a shiny sticker featuring the star player and seven action stickers, each depicting two players. 

The final pages of the album include two additional thematic sections. The first, FIFA World Cup History, contains eleven stickers displaying official posters from past editions of the FIFA World Cup, whereas the FIFA Tournament section includes four stickers dedicated to the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup and the 2021 FIFA Futsal World Cup, represented through their official logos and trophies.

Overall, FIFA 365 – 2022 continues the established formula of the series by combining leading clubs, international teams, and global tournaments into a single collection. With its mix of shiny thematic stickers, compact squad representations, and strong focus on the upcoming World Cup in Qatar, the album offers collectors a broad snapshot of world football during the 2021–2022 season.

Back cover of the album

De Bruyne and Haaland shiny stickers

Big shiny action stickers of Messi and Benzema

PSG superstars Messi, Mbappé and Neymar

Album details:

Full name: FIFA 365 2022 - The Golden World of Football

Publisher: Panini

Edition: International

Season: 2021/2022

Number of clubs: 22

Stickers per club: 15

Other sections:

• Introduction (3 stickers)
• FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2020 (6 stickers)
• FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Logo (1 sticker)
• FIFA World Cup teams: Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, England, France, Germany, Italy, Qatar (64 stickers)
• FIFA World Cup History (11 stickers)
• FIFA Tournaments (4 stickers)

Extra:

•  Serbian edition: Crvena Zvezda, Partizan, Serbia (46 stickers)

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 419

Panini Bundesliga 2025/2026 (Austria)

 

Panini Bundesliga 2024/2025 is the official sticker collection dedicated to Austrian football, covering both the Austrian Bundesliga and the Austrian 2. Liga. With a total of 415 stickers, the album presents the clubs of the two professional divisions in a modern layout while introducing an interesting in-album update section, a novelty for recent Austrian Bundesliga collections.

The album opens with an introductory page featuring three stickers. Two of them form the Austrian map displaying the logos of the competing clubs across the country, while the third sticker shows the official match ball of the competition.

The 12 Bundesliga clubs are then shown following the final standings of the previous season, starting with the defending champions SK Sturm Graz. Each club occupies four pages and is represented by a total of 26 stickers. The first two pages include eight stickers highlighting key elements of the club: the metallic club badge, the coach, the team photo, the stadium composed of two stickers, and three special player stickers dedicated to the top player, the rookie, and the captain, with the top player featured on a metallic action sticker. The following two pages complete the club section with eighteen player portrait stickers presenting the members of the squad for the season. 

After the Bundesliga clubs, the album introduces an update section, appearing for the first time in an Austrian Bundesliga album. Because the collection was released very early in the season, in September 2024, Panini reserved three pages in the album for later additions. The corresponding update set was released later during the season and includes the full set of 36 stickers needed to complete this section. Among the players featured in the update are several promising young talents, including Stefan Bajčetić, who joined FC Red Bull Salzburg on loan from Liverpool FC.

The album then continues with the Austrian 2. Liga section. Each of the 16 clubs competing in the second division is represented by four stickers: the metallic club badge and three player portraits. Although more compact than the Bundesliga section, this part of the album ensures that the entire professional structure of Austrian football is represented.

Unlike some recent Austrian Bundesliga collections, this edition does not include additional card sets inserted in packs. 

On the field, the 2024/25 season once again belonged to SK Sturm Graz, who successfully defended their championship title. The top scorer of the league was Ronivaldo, who finished the season with 14 goals. One of the most impressive performers of the campaign was Mika Biereth, who scored 14 goals for Sturm Graz during the first half of the season before moving to Liverpool FC in January 2025. Biereth is well represented in the album, appearing with two stickers: a player portrait and an action sticker.

The Update set to complete the corresponding section in the album

The 36 stickers from the update set

Back cover of the album

The experienced Jerome Boateng (Lask Linz, ex Bayern Munchen) and the young talent Baidoo, who moved to Lens at the end of the season

The top goalscorer of the tournament with 14 goals, Ronivaldo, and the RB Salzburg striker Nene, who scored 13 goals

Young prospects from the update set: Lovro Zvonarek (2005, Sturm Graz) and Perez Vinlof (2005, Austria Wien), both on loan from Bayern Munchen

The RB Salzburg rookies Bobby Clark (2005, ex Liverpool) and Stefan Bajcetic (2004, on loan from Liverpool)

The Danish striker Mika Biereth scored 14 goals in the first half of the 2024/2025 season for Sturm Graz and in January 2025 he signed for AS Monaco. In this collection he has two stickers

Album details:

Full name: Bundesliga 24/25

Publisher: Panini

Release: September 2024

League: Austrian (Bundesliga and 2. Liga)

Season: 2024/2025

Number of clubs and sticker per club:

• Bundesliga (12 clubs, 26 stickers)
• 2. Liga (16 clubs, 4 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (3 stickers)
• Update (36 stickers)

Update set: Yes (36 stickers)

Extra (cards): No

Hardcover: No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 415