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2021-22 · Topps · Soccer

2021-22 Topps Bundesliga Japan Edition Soccer Checklist

The 2021-22 Topps Bundesliga Japan Edition Soccer checklist lists 109 cards across 2 sections, including 1 autograph section.

Cards
109
Subsets
1
Parallels
0
Auto subsets
1
Release date
September 9, 2022

About 2021-22 Bundesliga Japan Edition Soccer

2021-22 Topps Bundesliga Japan Edition Soccer overview, key cards and what collectors chase

A 100-card Bundesliga roster with autograph variations of nine Base subjects

2021-22 Topps Bundesliga Japan Edition is a Japan-market Bundesliga set covering the 2021-22 season; Topps's checklist archive files it as the 2022 Bundesliga Japan Edition. The checklist runs largely club by club through a 100-card Base roster, then adds autograph variations of nine Base subjects, including several Japanese players at Bundesliga clubs.

What's in the checklist

  • Base: 100 cards, #1 Ruben Vargas through #100 Maxence Lacroix, largely grouped by club. The checklist carries no Rookie flags
  • Parallels: no parallel ladder or serial numbering is listed
  • Inserts: no separate insert roster is listed
  • Autographs: Base Cards Autograph Variations, nine cards: BCA-GH Genki Haraguchi, BCA-MO Masaya Okugawa, BCA-TA Takuma Asano, BCA-DK Daichi Kamada, BCA-MH Makoto Hasebe, BCA-JK Joshua Kimmich, BCA-WE Wataru Endo, BCA-KK Kouadio Koné and BCA-MHU Mats Hummels

Key subjects

Erling Haaland (#30), Jude Bellingham (#32), Florian Wirtz (#69), Jamal Musiala (#86) and Wataru Endo (#90, plus autograph BCA-WE).

Grading considerations

Check centering, corners and edges, and look over the surface for print lines, dents and scratches, using angled light on any reflective areas. On autograph variations, check the signature for smudging, skips or fading, and match the BCA code to the checklist. A checklist establishes identity, not condition. See our grading scale.

Sources and scope

This page follows the official Topps Japan checklist PDF linked below. That checklist is a roster, not a record of odds, release dates, box contents or every parallel produced.

Sources:

The secondary sources are used only for season naming and identity, not for card rows.

Scope: this page is a snapshot of the official roster as read on 9 October 2026, showing the 109 cards it lists. It does not claim complete coverage of every card, parallel or version produced. No insert list or parallel ladder is given; the only signed cards listed are the nine Base Cards Auto Variations.

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Base Set

Base Set

  1. 1 Ruben Vargas
  2. 2 Niklas Dorsch
  3. 3 Rafal Gikiewicz
  4. 4 Florian Niederlechner
  5. 5 Lucas Tousart
  6. 6 Márton Dárdai
  7. 7 Jurgen Ekkelenkamp
  8. 8 Kevin-Prince Boateng
  9. 9 Marco Richter
  10. 10 Suat Serdar
  11. 11 Max Kruse
  12. 12 Marvin Friedrich
  13. 13 Sheraldo Becker
  14. 14 Taiwo Awoniyi
  15. 15 Genki Haraguchi
  16. 16 Rani Khedira
  17. 17 Keita Endo
  18. 18 Stefan Ortega
  19. 19 Amos Pieper
  20. 20 Bryan Lasme
  21. 21 Manuel Prietl
  22. 22 Masaya Okugawa
  23. 23 Danny Blum
  24. 24 Armel Bella Kotchap
  25. 25 Takuma Asano
  26. 26 Gerrit Holtmann
  27. 27 Manuel Riemann
  28. 28 Youssoufa Moukoko
  29. 29 Giovanni Reyna
  30. 30 Erling Haaland
  31. 31 Mats Hummels
  32. 32 Jude Bellingham
  33. 33 Donyell Malen
  34. 34 Makoto Hasebe
  35. 35 Filip Kostic
  36. 36 Ricardo Pepi
  37. 37 Jesper Lindström
  38. 38 Timothy Chandler
  39. 39 Jens Petter Hauge
  40. 40 Daichi Kamada
  41. 41 Christian Günter
  42. 42 Vincenzo Grifo
  43. 43 Lucas Höler
  44. 44 Woo-Yeong Jeong
  45. 45 Philipp Lienhart
  46. 46 Jamie Leweling
  47. 47 Adrian Fein
  48. 48 Julian Green
  49. 49 Marco Meyerhöfer
  50. 50 David Raum
  51. 51 Christoph Baumgartner
  52. 52 Andrej Kramaric
  53. 53 Ihlas Bebou
  54. 54 Georginio Rutter
  55. 55 Florian Kainz
  56. 56 Jan Thielmann
  57. 57 Dejan Ljubicic
  58. 58 Anthony Modeste
  59. 59 Timo Horn
  60. 60 Sidney Raebiger
  61. 61 Dani Olmo
  62. 62 Dominik Szoboszlai
  63. 63 André Silva
  64. 64 Brian Brobbey
  65. 65 Ilaix Moriba
  66. 66 Edmond Tapsoba
  67. 67 Moussa Diaby
  68. 68 Odilon Kossounou
  69. 69 Florian Wirtz
  70. 70 Amine Adli
  71. 71 Patrik Schick
  72. 72 Robin Zentner
  73. 73 Moussa Niakhaté
  74. 74 Jeremiah St. Juste
  75. 75 Anton Stach
  76. 76 Jonathan Burkardt
  77. 77 Marcus Thuram
  78. 78 Breel Embolo
  79. 79 Florian Neuhaus
  80. 80 Kouadio Koné
  81. 81 Ramy Bensebaini
  82. 82 Joe Scally
  83. 83 Alphonso Davies
  84. 84 Robert Lewandowski
  85. 85 Thomas Müller
  86. 86 Jamal Musiala
  87. 87 Leon Goretzka
  88. 88 Joshua Kimmich
  89. 89 Sasa Kalajdžić
  90. 90 Wataru Endo
  91. 91 Ömer Beyaz
  92. 92 Borna Sosa
  93. 93 Hiroki Ito
  94. 94 Tanguy Coulibaly
  95. 95 Xaver Schlager
  96. 96 Ridle Baku
  97. 97 Wout Weghorst
  98. 98 Lukas Nmecha
  99. 99 Aster Vranckx
  100. 100 Maxence Lacroix
Insert

Base Cards Autographs AUTO

Autograph variations of nine Base subjects, listed under their own BCA codes in the source order.

  1. BCA-GH Genki Haraguchi
  2. BCA-MO Masaya Okugawa
  3. BCA-TA Takuma Asano
  4. BCA-DK Daichi Kamada
  5. BCA-MH Makoto Hasebe
  6. BCA-JK Joshua Kimmich
  7. BCA-WE Wataru Endo
  8. BCA-KK Kouadio Koné
  9. BCA-MHU Mats Hummels
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