2025-26 Topps Summer Signings UEFA Club Competitions Soccer Checklist

A UEFA club set of the 2025 summer transfer window's new signings

2025-26 Summer Signings UEFA Club Competitions is Topps's set of players who moved clubs in the summer 2025 transfer window. Topps's checklist lists 83 base cards, 18 inserts and variations, 8 relics and 47 autographs, 156 in all. Topps says each box has 36 cards, with one autograph and two numbered parallels, and that First Shirt relics, Rise to Stardom inserts and Star Signing image variations come in lucky boxes. It is a different product from 2026-27 Summer Signings.

What's in the checklist

• Base: New Signings (45), Rising Stars (19) and Star Signing (19)
• Parallels: Blue /99, Green /75, Purple /50, Orange /25, Black /10, Red /5 and Gold 1/1. A secondary checklist gives the same ladder for autographs, dual autographs and relics
• Inserts: Rise to Stardom (9), with no parallels listed
• Variations: Star Signing Image Variation (9), alternate images of Star Signing cards with no parallels listed. Keep them separate from the regular Star Signing cards
• Relics: First Shirt Relics (8), with material from the first shirt each player wore at his new club. Topps does not describe them as match-worn
• Autographs: New Signings (23), Rising Stars (7), Star Signings (14) and Dual Autographs (3). Topps says autograph subjects may vary

Notable subjects

Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike, Viktor Gyökeres and Eberechi Eze have Star Signing cards, image variations, single autographs and dual autographs. Gianluigi Donnarumma has a Star Signing card and autograph, and Estevao (printed without accents) has Rising Stars, Rise to Stardom and autograph cards. Florian Wirtz has a Star Signing card and image variation but no autograph.

Grading considerations

None of the cards has a printed number, so identify each one by subset, player and colour, and tell image variations apart from regular Star Signing cards. Match the serial number to the colour. Inspect the stock and finish, corners, edges and centering. On First Shirt relics, look for lifted or replaced swatches, and don't describe the material as match-worn. Check signatures for smudging, fading and completeness, including both on dual autographs.