World Cup 2026: How Many Stickers Will the Panini Album Feature?

The excitement for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is building, and with it, the anticipation for its official merchandise, a must-have for football fans every four years. Among these cherished collectibles is the Panini album, which is set to be more valuable than ever in 2026. This edition marks the inaugural release of an extended version, featuring 48 participating teams, unprecedented in World Cup history.

Although the album isn’t available yet, we have some intriguing details about this ultimate collector’s item. Every album tells the tales of past tournaments, memories of thrilling matches, and stickers that bring back fond recollections. As we gear up for 2026, the excitement is palpable!

With the new tournament format, the Panini album will expand to an incredible 112 pages, providing a total of 980 slots for stickers. These will showcase players from each participating nation, legendary figures from World Cup history, and iconic venues of the 2026 tournament, which will take place in the beautiful landscapes of Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

Notably, this edition will boast more stickers than any previous album to date, thanks to the enhanced format involving an increased number of venues and teams rising from 32 to 48. The album will feature a whopping 980 stickers, with each packet containing seven stickers.

While the pricing details for the Panini album and stickers remain under wraps until its release, sources indicate that there will be two versions available: a soft cover and a hard cover. The price for the soft cover album is expected to be around 50 Mexican pesos, while the hard cover could reach about 300 pesos. Each sticker packet is anticipated to cost between 18 and 20 pesos.

Mark your calendars for April, when the Panini album for the FIFA World Cup 2026 will officially hit the shelves! However, a lucky few will get an exclusive sneak peek before the worldwide launch. A limited pre-sale through Amazon will kick off in the early days of April 2026, right after the full list of qualifying teams is unveiled.