Panini releases 930-sticker FIFA World Cup 2026 official collection ahead of tournament
Panini's official FIFA World Cup 2026 sticker collection covers all 48 teams across 930 stickers, including player portraits and team logos. The 112-sticker mega multiset is available at Bargain Max for £19.99.
Panini’s official FIFA World Cup 2026 sticker collection has gone on sale, featuring 930 stickers spanning all 48 nations set to compete at the tournament in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The range includes player portraits, team logos, and dedicated team stickers for every competing side.
The collection is available in a 112-sticker mega multiset through retailer Bargain Max, priced at £19.99. The set has sold out at Argos and Sports Direct, making Bargain Max one of the few remaining stockists with immediate availability.
The 930-sticker full collection follows the format Panini has used for decades across its World Cup ranges, with collectors required to trade duplicates and source missing stickers separately to complete the album. The 2026 edition marks one of the largest World Cup sticker sets in the product’s history, reflecting the expanded 48-team tournament format introduced by FIFA.
Argos customers who previously purchased the collection left broadly positive feedback. One wrote: “Although it took longer than expected, I was delighted with this and would definitely get again.” Another added: “As advertised, great condition, would recommend.”
The World Cup 2026 is scheduled to kick off in the summer of 2026, giving collectors several months to build and complete their albums before the tournament begins.
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