Panini Futebol 2010-2011

 

Futebol 2010/11 is the official sticker collection of the Portuguese Superliga. It features the 16 competing clubs and a special section with some of the best Internationl football stars, including Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. 

The album begins with the fixtures of the season and the contents of the album. The Superliga clubs are then shown in alphabetical order. For each club there are 20 stickers displaced over two pages: the club badge, the team photo, and 18 player portrait stickers. In addition, there are some update stickers for the players that left the club (called "bis" stickers). There are in total 24 "bis" stickers in this collection. Those stickers do not have a specific place in the album, but they can be either kept separately or be placed on top of the original stickers, sticking only the top part so that it is possible to lift the sticker and see the original sticker underneath. 

After the Superliga clubs, there are two special sections in this album. One is the usual "Ultimas Aquisiçoes" with 36 stickers featuring the latest signings. Among them, the Colombian striker James Rodriguez who moved from Banfield to Porto in July 2010 for €5.1 million. The other section is dedicated to some of the best International football stars. Here we find 32 special metallic stickers with players in action, such as Robben, Iniesta, Gerrard, Kakà, Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Porto won the Superliga 2010/2011 with 84 points (27 game won, only three drawn and no defeats), second place for Benfica with 63 points and third place for Sporting with 48 points. The top goal scorer of the league was Hulk (Porto) with 23 goals.

Back cover of the album

Benfica stars Oscar Cardozo (12 goals in the 2010/11 Superliga) and the Brazilian David Luiz

Porto stars James Rodriguez (new signing sticker) and Radamel Falcao (16 goals in the league)

Two rivals in the World Cup final 2010: Xavi (Spain) and Robben (Netherlands)

Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo action stickers from the section "Craques do Mundo"

Album details:

Full name: Futebol 2010-11

Publisher: Panini

League: Portuguese (Superliga)

Number of clubs: 16

Stickers per club: 20

Other sections:

• Craques do Mundo (32 stickers)
• Ultimas Aquisiçoes (36 stickers)

Extra: Update stickers "BIS" (24 stickers)

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 412

Panini Brasileiro 2011 (hardcover album)

Campeonato Brasileiro 2011 is the official sticker collection of the Brazilian football for the season 2011. For the first time Panini released a hardcover version of the album, in a limited edition that became immediately very rare. This is the first ever hardcover album released by Panini for a national league. Other countries (Italy, France, England, Spain, and Belgium at last) will follow some years later, with the first Calciatori hardcover in 2016/17 or the Premier League in 2019/20.

Campeonato Brasileiro 2011 includes all the clubs of Serie A and Serie B. The album begins with the table of contents and an introductory page including the sticker number zero: 50 years of Panini (1961-2011). Then the 20 Serie A clubs are shown with 18 stickers each over two pages: the shiny club badge, the home kit, the shiny mascot, the star player in action (PCV sticker), and 14 players. Serie B clubs are included with 8 stickers each: the shiny badge and mascot, and 6 stickers of players including a total of 12 players (two players per sticker). There are no other sections in the album, but the collection features also 8 autograph stickers, which are the same as the regular stickers but with the autograph of the player on it. Those 8 stickers published in the two versions (regular and autographed) are: Ricardinho, Maicosuel, Julio Cesar, Deco, Valdivia, Ganso, Rivaldo, Juninho Pernambucano. 

In addition to those famous names, the Brazilian Serie A included some remarkable players like Ronaldinho, Neymar, Adriano, Casemiro, Alex Sandro, Paulinho, Lucas Moura. Corinthians won the 2011 Campeonato Brasileiro with 71 points, two points more than Vasco da Gama. The striker Borges (Santos) was the top goalscorer with 23 goals. In the following, we present the hardcover album with a complete loose set of stickers.

Back side of the softcover album

Hardcover album + full set Panini Campeonato Brasileiro 2011

The hardcover album Brasileiro 2011

Brazilian legends: Adriano and Ronaldinho

The rising stars Neymar and Lucas Moura are included in this collection with a PVC action sticker

Alex Sandro moved to Porto in 2011; Deco played for the same club from 1999 to 2004

The experienced Rivaldo and the young talent Casemiro together in Sao Paulo

Album details:

Full name: Campeonato Brasileiro 2011

Publisher: Panini

League: Brazilian (Serie A and Serie B)

Season: 2011

Number of clubs and stickers per club:

• Serie A (20 clubs, 18 stickers)
• Serie B (20 clubs,  8 stickers)

Other sections: Introduction (1 sticker)

Extra: Autograph stickers (8 stickers)

Hardcover album: Yes

Updates: No

Checklist: click here

Total number of stickers: 521

Panini Primera Division Profesional 2011 (Mexico)

Primera Division Profesional 2011 is an official sticker album of the Mexican league released by Panini. It covers the 2011 Apertura and Clausura tournaments, including all the 19 teams of first division (Primera Division) that took part in at least one of the two tournaments. 

With this album, Panini produced an excellent collection, probably the best Mexican album they released (from 1997 to 2018). The album includes all the badge, mascot and stadium stickers. Behind a classy black cover with the Panini simbol over Mexican colours (green, white and red), there is the first sticker of the collection, celebrating 50 years of Panini. Then, the introductory pages include the table of contents and the shiny sticker of the Primera Division trophy. The f

The album continues showing the Mexican clubs in alphabetical order. For each club there are 22 stickers over three pages: the shiny badge, the mascot, the stadium, the coach, and 18 players. Only for the last two clubs (Necaxa and Tijuana), the number is reduced to five stickers on one page (badge, mascot, stadium, coach, and team photo).

In the last part of the album, there are some pages for the update set, which includes 54 stickers of new signings (Ultimos Fichajes, U1-U54) and 19 stickers of updated shirts (Actualizaciones Jersey, J1-J19).

Ultimos Fichajes (update set)

Actualizaciones Jersey (update set)

Back cover of the album

Album and complete set Primera Division Profesional 2011

Pumas badge and mascot stickers. Pumas won the 2011 Clausura tournament, whereas Tigres won the 2011 Apertura.

Matias Vuoso (who spent the season 2002/2003 at Manchester City with no appearances) has 15 caps and 6 goals with Mexico; Christian Benitez (who died prematurely in 2013) has 58 caps and 24 goals with Ecuador and signed for Club America in 2010 for a Mexican record of US$10 million.

The mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa played the 2010 and 2014 World cup; the Colombian striker Jackson Martinez played in Europe for Porto and Atletico Madrid

Stadium stickers of the amazing Azteca (Club America) and Omnilife (Chivas Guadalajara)

Sticker packet

Album details:

Full name: Primera Division Profesional 2011

Publisher: Panini

League: Mexican (Primera Division)

Season: 2011/2012

Number of clubs: 19

Stickers per club: 22 or 5

Other sections:

• Introduction (2 stickers)
• Ultimos Fichajes (Update set, 54 stickers)
• Actualizaciones Jersey (Update set, 18 stickers)

Updates: Yes, 72 stickers (U1-U54 and J1-J18)

Checklist (incomplete): click here 

Total number of stickers: 386 + updates (72 stickers)