Topps - Paris Saint-Germain Team Set 2025/26

2025-26

Paris Saint-Germain Team Set 2025/26

Topps

50 base cards

The 2025/26 Topps Paris Saint-Germain Team Set arrives as a premium, club-focused release celebrating PSG’s past, present, and future. Featuring Rainbow Flick inserts, an extensive autograph checklist, and a new rookie class, this set delivers big chase appeal for collectors of Les Parisiens. It is a club-exclusive release featuring PSG stars, legends, rookies and autographs. Highlights include the return of Rainbow Flick inserts, 1 autograph per 2 boxes, numbered parallels, and a focused checklist designed for PSG collectors.

What’s New in 2025/26? Pitch Pursuits spotlights PSG’s most dynamic attackers, while Collector’s Corner uses minimalist photography for a modern presentation. A standout addition is Four For Four, a black-and-gold insert inspired by PSG’s domestic quadruple seasons (2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2019–20), merging club history with elegant design. One of the most anticipated elements is Rainbow Flick, a rare case hit known for its bold foil patterns and skill-focused player selection. The checklist spans PSG eras, featuring names like Neymar Jr., Ronaldinho, and Désiré Doué, making it a true celebration of flair and creativity. Autographs fall one in every two boxes. Bona Fide Baller Autographs highlight elite PSG talent, including Lionel Messi and Zlatan Ibrahimović. Base Card Autographs feature modern stars such as Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, with parallels down to Gold Foilfractor 1/1s. Rookie Autographs spotlight the PSG Rookie Class of 2025/26, including Noham Kamara and Quentin Ndjantou. PSG icons return with autograph and base card appearances, including George Weah, Jay-Jay Okocha, Pauleta, Claude Makélélé, and David Luiz, adding historical depth and cross-generational appeal.

Configuration at a glance: 6 packets per box, 5 cards per packet. 2 numbered parallels per box, 1 static parallel & 3 halo parallels per box, Rainbow Flick is a case hit and Autographs fall 1 in 2 boxes, on average.

As is usual with Topps these days, they don't provide any information about parallels and don't include a checklist.

First Team

20 cards

First Team

20 cards