Panini launches update kit for World Cup 2026 album with Neymar and Endrick: check the cost By Jeronimo Santos
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The company Panini announced the arrival of an update kit for the 2026 World Cup album. This new set consists of 120 new stickers, including 118 athletes that were not in the initial version and two more special stickers. This initiative reflects the dynamic nature of international football, where new talents emerge and teams constantly evolve, requiring collections to remain updated to mirror the real-life scenario of upcoming global tournaments.
Several world-renowned athletes are present in this new batch of stickers. Among the highlighted Brazilian players are names such as Neymar Jr., Endrick, Weverton, Igor Thiago and Alex Sandro. The collection also incorporates stars from the international scene, such as German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, young Spanish defender Cubarsí and English striker Noni Madueke.
Price and availability of the sticker pack for collectors
The complete kit, containing 120 new figurines, is currently in the pre-sale phase. It can be purchased for R$119.90 directly on the Panini website. The company predicts that the package will soon be accessible at several physical points of sale, such as newsstands, bookstores and specialized stores, in addition to Panini Points.
Discover the complete list of athletes present in the update
Check below the detailed list of players that make up this new kit:
- South Africa
- -Ime Okon
-Jayden Adams
– Themba Zwane
– Relebohile Mokofeng - Germany
- -Manuel Neuer
– Malick Thiaw
– Aleksandar Pavlović
-Angelo Stiller
– Deniz Undav - Algeria
- – Luca Zidane
– Rafik Belghali
– Ibrahim Maza
– Farès Ghedjemis
– Adil Boulbina - Saudi Arabia
- -Abdudelah Al-Amri
-Ali Majrashi
– Mohamed Kanno
-Sultan Mandash - Argentina
- – Giovani Lo Celso
- Australia
- – Paul Izzo
-Jason Geria
-Paul Okon-Engstler
– Ajdin Hrustic
– Nishan Velupillay - Belgium
- – Dodi Lukébakio
- Brazil
- – Alex Sandro
– Endrick
– Neymar Jr.
– Igor Thiago
– Weverton - Cape Verde
- – Laros Duarte
– Nuno da Costa - Canada
- -Joel Waterman
– Alfie Jones - South Korea
- – Taehyeon Kim
– Moonhwan Kim - Ivory Coast
- – Guéla Doué
-Elye Wahi
– Nicolas Pépé - Croatia
- – Nikola Vlašić
– Igor Matanović - Ecuador
- -Anthony Valencia
- Scotland
- – Nathan Patterson
- Egypt
- – Mohamed Abdelmonem
– Mahmoud Saber
– Haissem Hassan
-Ibrahim Adel - Spain
- – Pau Cubarsí
– Alejandro Grimaldo
– Marcos Llorente
– Yeremy Pino - USA
- – Gio Reyna
-Sebastian Berhalter - France
- – N’Golo Kanté
– Rayan Cherki
-Marcus Thuram - Ghana
- -Benjamin Asare
– Jonas Adjetey
-Kojo Peprah Oppong
– Kwasi Sibo
-Christopher Bonsu Baah
-Ernest Nuamah
-Brandon Thomas-Asante
-Prince Adu - Haiti
- – Wilguens Paugain
– Wilson Isidor - Netherlands
- – Quinten Timber
– Noa Lang - England
- – Nico O’Reilly
– Eberechi Eze
– Noni Madueke - Iran
- -Arya Yousefi
-Ali Nemati
– Amirmohammad Razzaghinia
– Ali Alipour
– Amirhossein Hosseinzadeh - Iraq
- -Kevin Yakob
- Japan
- – Hiroki Ito
– Wataru Endo
– Yuito Suzuki
– Daizen Maeda - Jordan
- -Odeh Fakhoury
- Morocco
- – Issa Diop
– Anass Salah-Eddine
– Chadi Riad
-Neil El Aynaoui
– Chemsdine Talbi - Mexico
- – Guillermo Ochoa
– Erik Lira
– Álvaro Fidalgo
– Brian Gutiérrez
– Gilberto Mora
– Armando González - Norway
- – Jens Petter Hauge
- Paraguay
- -Brian Ojeda
– Alex Arce - Qatar
- – Ayoub Aloui
– Jassem Gaber
-Mohammed Muntari - Senegal
- – Ibrahim Mbaye
- Sweden
- -Carl Starfelt
– Besfort Zeneli
-Alexander Bernhardsson
-Benjamin Nygren - Czechia
- – Vladimír Darida
– David Douděra
– Mojmír Chytil - Tunisia
- – Abdelmouhib Chamakh
-Omar Rekik
– Anis Ben Slimane
– Rani Khedira
– Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud
– Mortadha Ben Ouanes
– Sebastian Tounekti - Uruguay
- – Matías Viña
- Uzbekistan
- – Jakhongir Urozov
– Akmal Mozgovoy
– Azizjon Ganiev
