Panini World Cup sticker packs are being discontinued after 2030 - but here's where you can still buy them
World Cup mania has taken over the nation with England fans hoping football is finally coming home after 60 years of hurt.
On Wednesday (June 17), the Three Lions got off to an impressive start after triumphing in Dallas with a 4-2 win against Croatia.
Naturally, fans are keen to commemorate the win with collectible stickers, but you'll need to hurry if you want a piece of history.
For the unacquainted, the Panini Sticker Book is designed to hold trading stickers, and has been a popular hobby since the 1970 World Cup.
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Each pack of stickers features iconic players competing in this year's tournament, from Messi to Ronaldo and Haaland.
This is one of fans' last opportunities to collect the stickers too, as Panini will no longer provide World Cup sticker albums after the 2030 tournament, bringing its 60-year partnership to a close.
But as those of you who usually collect the stickers will already know, they sell out quickly, and many are no longer available at major retailers.
So, where can you bag some before the tournament is out? Find out everything you need to know below.
Where to buy Panini FIFA World Cup 2026 stickers
If you still haven't got your hands on a pack, it's not too late to get involved.
At the time of writing, you can buy sticker albums for £7.50 on Amazon here and sticker packs from £14.99 on Amazon here.
For those of you who are wanting to go all out, you can buy a 50-piece booster pack for £77.49 here, reduced from £89.98.
You can find also buy multipacks and starter packs on the following websites:
Local stores such as supermarkets including Tesco, ALDI and Sainsbury's may also sell starter packs and individual packets.
Second-hand stickers can also be found on sites including eBay and Vinted.
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How to get free Panini stickers in the UK
Some UK retailers offer free Panini stickers and packs as part of promotional offers.
You'll need to keep an eye out for giveaway vouchers in local papers or sites, which can be redeemed at local supermarkets.
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Topics: World Cup
Danielle Fowler