2023-24 Topps UEFA Japan Edition Soccer Checklist

Base, Future Stars, Chrome and Cherry Blossom lists, Wonderkids, Rule the World and Chrome Autographs

2023-24 Topps UEFA Japan Edition is a Japan-market set covering the 2023-24 UEFA club season; Topps's checklist archive files it as the 2024 UEFA CL Japan Edition. The official checklist splits a 200-number framework into 185 Base cards and 15 Future Stars, prints separate Chrome and Cherry Blossom Refractor variation lists, and adds Wonderkids, Rule the World and Chrome Autographs.

Numbering caveat: the two Base variation lists contain the same 185 players and numbers as the Base list, but the official checklist gives some players different numbers in them. For example, Daichi Kamada is #17 in Base, #200 in the Chrome list and #183 in the Cherry Blossom list. Each list is reproduced here exactly as printed, and the differences are noted in each section.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 185 cards, #2 Bailey Rice through #200 Gustav Isaksen. The numbers left out of the Base list belong to Future Stars. Cards the checklist flags as Rookie are marked RC
• Parallels: Base Cards Chrome Variation and Base Cards Cherry Blossom Refractor Variation (185 cards each), plus Future Stars Chrome and Cherry Blossom Refractor variations that match the Future Stars list exactly. No serial numbering is listed
• Inserts: Future Stars (15 cards in the shared framework, #1 Evan Ferguson through #195 Santiago Giménez), Wonderkids (WK-1 to WK-20) and Rule the World (RTW-1 to RTW-5)
• Autographs: 17 Chrome Autographs with CA codes, including CA-R Ronaldo and CA-CR Cristiano Ronaldo as separate cards

Key subjects

Lamine Yamal (#64, WK-3 and CA-LY, each flagged Rookie), Jude Bellingham (#112, RTW-4 and CA-JB), Arda Güler (#152 and WK-1, not flagged Rookie) and Takefusa Kubo (#45).

Grading considerations

Check centering, corners and edges, and look over the surface for print lines, dents and scratches. Chrome and Cherry Blossom Refractor cards have a reflective finish, so tilt them under angled light to catch scratches and roller marks. Because the variation lists number some players differently from Base, match the number printed on the card to the right list before submitting. For autographs, look at the signature for smudging or fading. 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:

• Topps Japan official checklist PDF (2024 UEFA CL Japan Edition)

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 642 cards it lists. It does not claim complete coverage of every card, parallel or version produced. No serial numbering, odds or release date are given.