2026/27 Topps PSG Collector Tin: Doué, Club Icons and Gold Vault

2026/27 Topps Paris Saint-Germain Collector Tin puts a lot of PSG history into a small package. Désiré Doué, Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia anchor the present-day side; Raí, Pauleta and David Ginola give the checklist roots beyond the current squad. Released October 23, 2026, the tin costs $32.99 on Topps’ US store and contains 35 cards, including two sequentially numbered parallels. Topps product details

The first team gets a clean, club-colored design

The numbered base checklist runs to 29 cards: 22 First Team entries followed by seven For The Badge cards. First Team includes manager Luis Enrique as well as players, with Vitinha, João Neves, Warren Zaïre-Emery and Senny Mayulu joining the attacking names. That midfield group gives PSG collectors several connected subjects to follow through the set, rather than making the entire tin about one star. Official checklist

Kvaratskhelia’s base preview shows the approach clearly: a large player photograph, layered white borders, navy panels and a PSG crest beside the name strip. His red shirt stripe supplies most of the color. The design leaves the kit and player prominent, with the Topps FC shield tucked into the upper corner instead of a busy insert treatment competing for attention. Official card gallery

For The Badge brings the club’s past into the base set

For The Badge is new for this edition. David Luiz, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos, Raí, Presnel Kimpembe, Ginola and Pauleta occupy cards 23–29. Marquinhos also appears in First Team, so these seven cards add a different treatment as well as older names. Raí, Ginola and Pauleta make this section especially appealing to supporters whose PSG collection reaches further back than the Messi and Neymar years. Base checklist

David Luiz’s preview swaps the rectangular base frame for a large shield, with a shouting portrait and clenched fist against red, orange and navy fabric-like bands. The illustrated parallel is stamped 5/5. It is a useful look at how the numbered chase can change the presentation of this club-history subset; Topps’ two-parallel-per-tin configuration does not promise that particular version. Topps preview and configuration

Gold Vault gives Messi and company the spotlight

Returning for its second year, Gold Vault Limited Edition has ten subjects. Messi, Neymar, Zlatan Ibrahimović, George Weah, Edinson Cavani, Ángel Di María, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Achraf Hakimi join Dembélé and Doué. This is where the tin draws together its biggest attacking names across different PSG eras. Gold Vault checklist

Messi’s preview is deliberately ornate: a circular gold frame, rivets, diagonal bars and a patterned background surround a centered portrait in PSG colors. Compared with the restrained First Team layout, it looks like a separate display piece. “Limited Edition” is the insert’s name; Topps has not supplied a numerical print run for the Gold Vault set. Official Gold Vault preview

Neymar and Zlatan lead a ten-name autograph checklist

The Base Cards Autograph Variation checklist mixes Neymar and Ibrahimović with Bradley Barcola, João Neves and Mayulu. Ali Benarbia, David Luiz, Ludovic Giuly, Pauleta and Raí complete the ten-name lineup. There is real club-specific appeal in that combination: the signed chase includes former PSG favorites alongside younger players already represented in First Team. Autographs appear in some tins; they are not part of the two-numbered-parallel guarantee. Autograph checklist Tin configuration

Topps shows Mayulu with a broad, pale signing area across the familiar base layout, while Neymar’s 1/1 Gold Foilfractor autograph adds a patterned gold surround. Those previews capture both ends of the appeal: a recognizable PSG team-card design and a much more elaborate signed centerpiece. At $32.99, the tin’s foundation is its 35-card club selection and two numbered cards; the ten autograph subjects add a particularly PSG-flavored chase above that configuration. Official autograph previews