Panini Calciatrici 2026

 

Calciatrici 2025-2026 is Panini’s sticker collection dedicated exclusively to Italian women’s football for the 2025/2026 season. Continuing a series that has accompanied the growth of the women’s game in Italy, the album offers comprehensive coverage of the Serie A Women, while also providing representation for the Serie B, Serie C, and the Italian national teams. With 351 stickers, including a special update set released during the season, the collection confirms Panini’s commitment to documenting all levels of women’s football in Italy.

The album opens with an introductory page featuring four stickers dedicated to the main trophies of the Italian women’s game: the Serie A Women’s Trophy, the Serie A Women’s Cup, the Coppa Italia Femminile, and the Supercoppa Femminile. 

The core of the album is dedicated to the 12 clubs competing in Serie A Women, presented in alphabetical order. Each team occupies several pages and is represented by 23 stickers. The layout includes the shiny club badge and a large selection of player portraits. Twenty stickers feature individual players, while the final two stickers contain three players each, one of them also including the coach.

A notable innovation appears at the center of the collection with the section “Calciatrici Reloaded”, an update set designed to keep the album aligned with developments during the season. The update consists of 12 additional stickers, one for each Serie A club, distributed through two special packets released with the sports newspapers Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport. The players selected for this update are Veronica Bernardi (Como), Siria Maelia (Fiorentina), Nora Lie Eghdami (Genoa), Annika Paz (Inter), Ally Perry (Juventus), Marika Bergman Lundin (Lazio), Louise Bro Strauss (Milan), Elli-Noora Kainulainen (Napoli), Aslaug Munda Gunnlaugsdottir (Parma), Froya Dorsin (Roma), Caterina Venturelli (Sassuolo), and Katja Schroffenegger (Sampdoria). Although relatively small, this update set adds an interesting dynamic element to the collection and encourages collectors to continue following the season.

After the completion of the Serie A section, the album broadens its scope to include the lower divisions. Serie B is represented through a two-page spread featuring the 14 participating clubs, with team photographs and shiny club badges. The badges are presented in pairs, with two clubs sharing the same sticker. Serie C receives a similar treatment through a dedicated double-page section showcasing the 48 competing clubs, grouped according to the four regional divisions. Here, four small shiny club badges are combined on a single sticker, allowing Panini to provide complete coverage of the league while keeping the total sticker count manageable.

The album concludes with the section “Azzurre”, dedicated to the Italian national teams. Across three pages, collectors can complete 26 stickers, including 23 shiny player stickers, one sticker of the national team coach, and two team-photo stickers representing the Under-17 and Under-19 selections. 

From a sporting perspective, the 2025/2026 Serie A Women season was dominated by Roma, who secured the championship with 55 points. Inter finished in second place with 44 points, while Juventus completed the podium with 39 points. In the scoring charts, Tessa Wullaert finished as the league’s top scorer with 14 goals, narrowly ahead of Manuela Giugliano, who ended the season with 12 goals.

Overall, Calciatrici 2025-2026 is a well-balanced collection that successfully combines detailed coverage of the top division with representation of the lower leagues and national teams. The inclusion of Serie B and Serie C clubs ensures that the entire pyramid of Italian women’s football is visible, while the “Calciatrici Reloaded” update introduces an element of novelty.

Back cover of the album

The two extra packets "Calciatrici Reloaded" featuring 12 update stickers

The Swiss Alisha Lehmann, who signed for Leicester in January 2026, and the Roma captain Manuela Giugliano, who scored 12 goals in the tournament

Italian star Cristiana Girelli: portrait and shiny stickers

The Italian striker Barbara Bonansea and the top scorer of the tournament Tessa Wullaert (14 goals)

Album details

Full name: Calciatrici 2025-2026

Publisher: Panini

Season: 2025/2026

League: Italian (Women's Serie A, Serie B, and Serie C)

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Serie A (12 clubs, 23 stickers)
• Serie B (14 clubs, 1.5 stickers)
• Serie C (48 clubs, 0.25 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (4 stickers)
• Calciatrici Reloaded (12 stickers from two extra packets)
• Azzurre (26 stickers)

Updates: Calciatrici Reloaded (two packets = 12 stickers)

Checklist: click here (missing update stickers)

Total number of stickers: 351

Panini Club World Cup 2026

 

FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is the official sticker collection released by Panini for the inaugural edition of the expanded FIFA Club World Cup. Available in both standard and hardcover formats, the album celebrates the first tournament to feature 32 clubs from all six continental confederations. Expectations for the collection were naturally high, given the historical significance of the competition and the global appeal of the participating teams.

The album opens with a two-page introduction featuring four shiny stickers representing the main symbols of the tournament: the Panini emblem, the FIFA Club World Cup logo, the official trophy, and the official match ball. 

The 32 teams are then presented according to their group-stage order. For most clubs, Panini allocates 18 stickers over two pages, consisting of the club badge (not shiny), 14 player portrait stickers, and three shiny action stickers highlighting key players. These special stickers are categorized as “The Emblem”, “The Chosen One”, and “The Crowd Hero”, providing additional prominence to some of the most recognizable stars of each squad.

One issue of this collection concerns copyright restrictions affecting several clubs. The American representatives Inter Miami and Seattle Sounders appear without their official club badges and shirts, forcing Panini to reduce their representation in the album to only three action player stickers. A similar licensing issue affects Paris Saint-Germain, whose players are included but without the official club badge and shirt imagery, although the French champions still receive the same number of stickers as the other participating teams.

Unlike many recent Panini football albums, the collection does not include thematic sections dedicated to tournament history, previous champions, stadiums, legends, host cities, or statistical highlights. The only supplementary material associated with the collection consists of a set of eight “bis” stickers distributed with the Spanish sports magazine Jugón. These extra stickers feature five Real Madrid players and three Atlético de Madrid players.

Overall, FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is a historically important collection because it documents the first edition of a new global club competition. Nevertheless, despite the prestige of the tournament and the quality of the participating teams, the album falls somewhat short of expectations. The licensing issues, the absence of shiny club badges, and the lack of additional thematic content make the collection feel less ambitious than its subject matter would have deserved. As a result, it remains an interesting commemorative album for collectors, but one that leaves considerable room for improvement in future editions.

Back cover of the album

18 years old rising stars: Estevao and Mastantuono

Gold shiny sticker of the Argentinian stars Leo Messi and Lautaro Martinez

portrait stickers of Haaland and Mbappé

Album details:

Full name: Club World Cup 25

Publisher: Panini

Tournament: Cluib World Cup - USA

Year:2025

Number of clubs: 32

Stickers per club: 18 (except for Inter Miami and Seattle Sounders that have 3 stickers)

Other sections:

• Introduction (4 stickers)

Update: No

Extra:

• "Bis" stickers Atletico and Real Madrid (8 stickers)

Hardcover album: Yes

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers (album): 550

Plus Eredivisie 2026

 

Eredivisie 2025/2026 is a sticker collection dedicated to the Dutch top football division, distributed by the supermarket chain Plus during the 2025/2026 season. Sticker packets were offered free with purchases, as a tradition that had been absent since the Eredivisie 2020/2021 album distributed by Albert Heijn. As such, the album represents a welcome return of supermarket-based football collecting in the Netherlands, while the last Panini album is dated 2005.

The collection consists of 288 regular stickers and four XXL stickers, which are integrated into the album at specific points. The opening pages contain an introductory section featuring the first XXL sticker, depicting the official match ball of the Eredivisie. 

The main body of the album is dedicated to the 18 Eredivisie clubs, which are shown in alphabetical order. Each club occupies four pages and is represented by 16 stickers. The sticker selection is deliberately simple, consisting of the golden club badge and 15 player portrait stickers. Alongside the stickers, the pages include information about the club, statistics, and photographs of key players, providing additional context and making the album informative as well as collectible.

Unlike many contemporary football collections, the album focuses almost exclusively on the clubs and their squads, without special sections dedicated to transfers, legends, stadiums, or league highlights. This minimalist approach recalls earlier supermarket collections, where the emphasis was placed on the teams themselves rather than on thematic inserts or premium content.

The final pages of the album are devoted to the section “Kampioen”, designed to celebrate the outcome of the 2025/2026 Eredivisie season. Here collectors can place an XXL sticker featuring the league trophy together with the badges of all participating clubs arranged according to the final league standings. These badges are part of a XXL sticker.

The fourth and final XXL sticker, titled “Ons Voetbal”, is intended for the back cover of the album and serves as a closing tribute to Dutch football. Overall, Eredivisie 2025/2026 is a straightforward and accessible sticker album that prioritizes club representation over elaborate special sections. While its design is relatively simple compared to many modern commercial collections, the return of an Eredivisie album after a five-year absence and the inclusion of the XXL stickers make it an appealing souvenir of Dutch football for both young collectors and long-time fans of supermarket sticker promotions.

On the field, the 2025/2026 Eredivisie season concluded with PSV Eindhoven securing the league title after another strong domestic campaign. Ayase Ueda finished as the championship's top scorer with 25 goals for Feyenoord.

Back cover of the album

XXL stickers "Kampioen van Nederland"

XXL stickers official ball and "ons voetbal" (our football)

The Eredivisie top scorer Ueda (25 goals) and the PSV striker Pepi, who scored 16 goals

The young talent Oscar Gloukh (Ajax) and the football legend Ivan Perisic (PSV)

Sons of iconic players: Ruben van Bommel and Ronald Koeman Jr.

Album details:

Full name: Voetbalplaatjes Scoren - De 18 beste clubs van Nederland

Publisher: Plus

League: Dutch Eredivisie

Season: 2025/2026

Number of clubs: 18

Stickers per club: 16

Other sections:

• Introduction (1 XXL sticker)
• Kampioen (2 XXL stickers)
• Ons Voetbal (1 XXL sticker)

Update: No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 292