Club Legacyz Icons Holiday: Hot Cleats Meet On-Card Autographs

Club Legacyz Icons 6 Holiday Edition puts Marcus Rashford above a tiny supercar, checkered flags and a burst of flames. That Hot Cleats preview captures the release’s playful side immediately. Alongside it are two more new collections—Holiday and Wild District—plus on-card autographs and game-worn jersey cards in a ten-card display. Cavan Sullivan joins the advertised autograph lineup, with Erling Haaland among the featured chases. Manufacturer sell sheet

The sixth Icons edition is expected in late November 2026. German distributor Cards & Toys gives the week beginning November 23 as its expected sales start, subject to stock arriving. That is a useful arrival window for its market, rather than a fixed worldwide drop appointment. Expected distributor availability

Hot Cleats takes the scenic route

Rashford’s Hot Cleats card leans hard into toy-car packaging: turquoise background, flame-shaped lettering, crossed racing flags and a low sports car parked beneath his portrait. The illustrated flames connect the car to the player, turning what could have been a separate novelty prop into the center of the composition. It is cheerfully excessive, right down to the yellow wheels.

The Hot Cleats parallel preview uses Rafael Leão to show five numbered versions: /100, /50, /25, /10 and 1/1. Orange, green, purple and yellow backgrounds change the mood considerably from the turquoise design. The same five numbering levels are advertised for Holiday and Wild District. These three collections expand a lineup of sixteen returning Icons designs. New collections and parallels, pages 11–20

Gift ribbon and a winter village

Nuno Mendes’ Holiday preview treats the whole card like a wrapped present. Red ribbons cross his portrait and carry his name and Paris lettering; a blue bow sits beside the large 25. White trees, snowflakes and zigzags border the green background like a knitted sweater. His red shirt ties the photograph into the wrapping instead of leaving the holiday decoration isolated at the edges.

Wild District builds a scene around the player. Bruno Guimarães’ preview crowds a decorated tree, reindeer, snowy roofs, candy canes and a football behind his outstretched arms. The pale surround gives that busy central illustration room to breathe. Holiday resembles a wrapped card; Wild District looks closer to a little winter village assembled around a football portrait. Holiday and Wild District previews

Signatures with something extra to say

Icons 6 guarantees one on-card autograph per complete display, with autograph numbering from /100 down to 1/1. Sullivan’s inclusion gives the release a new young signing to follow, while the advertised Haaland autograph supplies a very different established-star chase. The manufacturer also shows Wesley Sneijder and Eli Junior Kroupi alongside Sullivan in its autograph preview. Autograph program, pages 3–7

The Special Auto Cards add handwritten messages to 1/1 designs. Rafael Leão’s Shonen preview answers a favorite-anime prompt, while Marquinhos’ Breakout card adds “Tackling” beside his signature. Those prompts give the writing a role in the design: a personal answer completes a card already built around illustrated panels, bold lettering or comic-style action.

Match details belong with the jersey

Club Legacyz’s Game Worn Jersey cards are numbered /50 through 1/1, with the date, fixture and stadium attached to the memorabilia story. The Nuno Mendes preview places a tall red, white and blue fabric window beside two player images; Enzo Fernández’s version gives a similarly large area to blue material. The manufacturer identifies these as match-worn pieces. Their appeal rests on that specific connection to a game as well as the size of the window. Memorabilia details, page 10

Ten cards, one complete display

Each mini-box contains one card, ten mini-boxes make a display, and ten displays make a case. The autograph guarantee applies to the complete display. The three new collections bring /100-to-1/1 parallels into an Icons lineup that also retains designs such as Shonen, Breakout and Throwback Series. Packing and returning collections

Hot Cleats is the most unexpected addition: Rashford’s race-car treatment makes a strong visual departure from both the gift-wrapped Holiday cards and Wild District’s snowy scenery. Add the handwritten Special Autos and the match-specific jersey program, and Icons 6 has several distinct collecting directions within its compact ten-card opening.