2026 Futera FX Multi-Sport: O’Sullivan, Darts Signatures and Messi Memorabilia

Futera FX Multi-Sport 2026 brings Ronnie O’Sullivan’s first Futera autograph cards into a collection with a particularly strong darts roster. Beau Greaves, Gian van Veen, Stephen Bunting, Michael van Gerwen, Raymond van Barneveld, Phil Taylor and Luke Humphries are all named in the on-card signature lineup.

The sporting mix extends well beyond the oche. Tyson Fury, Dakota Ditcheva, Michael Bisping, Buakaw, Conor Benn and Khabib Nurmagomedov appear in the combat-sport autograph program, while football memorabilia includes Lionel Messi, Marco van Basten, Lamine Yamal and Ronaldinho. Futera placed the release in its mid-March 2026 window.

What the ten-pack box contains

Each hobby box contains ten foil packs with up to five cards per pack. The stated box format includes two foil-numbered parallels, one foil-numbered insert and an additional special card. That last slot can hold an on-card autograph, game or training memorabilia, or a low-numbered special FX insert.

Four boxes make a minicase; four minicases make a full case. Those configurations keep the special-card category broader than signatures alone: the Messi memorabilia program and the low-numbered FX inserts are also part of the box structure.

The snooker and darts connections

O’Sullivan’s debut in Futera’s autograph portfolio is a specific point of interest for snooker collectors. The Triumph memorabilia preview puts him alongside a red swatch window, with his black waistcoat and bow tie set against a pale background. The autograph program is a separate attraction, with signing date and location recorded on the card backs.

The darts lineup connects Greaves and van Veen with Taylor, van Barneveld and van Gerwen. It gives the set several distinct player collections to build around, including a mix of generations rather than a single headline signer.

Messi and the combat-sport designs

The Greatest of All Time Lionel Messi memorabilia preview uses a shaped red swatch window beneath a large portrait, with a smaller Argentina action image alongside it. Khabib’s Maestro preview takes a more angular approach, combining fractured red-and-blue shapes with portrait and action photographs. The contrast makes the multi-sport identity visible in the cards themselves.

The manufacturer previews also show Conor Benn and Michael van Gerwen. These pictured cards establish the design direction; the signature names above come from the separate on-card autograph program described in the sell sheet.

Numbering on cards and packaging

Inserts are individually foil-numbered, and most sets have scarce parallel versions, including 1/1s. Memorabilia backs identify the player’s game or training material. Standard green boxes have their own packaging parallels: Red limited to three, Gold to two and Diamond to one.

For collectors following more than one sport, the distinctive feature is the overlap: a darts autograph roster with considerable depth, O’Sullivan’s first Futera signatures and football memorabilia that reaches Messi and Yamal. Each gives the collection a concrete collecting route within the same ten-pack format.

Sources: Futera product details, manufacturer sell sheet and official checklist.