2026 Wild Card Super Chrome Soccer: Road to Glory, Goal and City Chases

2026 Wild Card Super Chrome Soccer pairs a 67-player roster with trophy imagery, national colors and city scenes. Road to Glory is the core design, while Goal, Gold Vinyl Curve, Kings of Cup and Road Show supply the more specialized chases.

Wild Card lists the release in June 2026. The roster spans Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappé, Lamine Yamal and Erling Haaland, alongside retired players including Ronaldo Nazário, Romário, Paolo Maldini and Gianluigi Buffon.

Road to Glory and Goal

The João Pedro Road to Glory preview is relatively clean: a pale metallic field, a green-and-yellow circular motif and an action image above the autograph window. Road to Glory offers two designs per subject, with Wonders, Cartography, Tapestry and Triumph treatments in its parallel structure.

On the SuperBrite board, those four Road to Glory entries are /5 for autographs and /10 for unsigned cards. A separate diagonal die-cut branch turns the composition into a more sculptural chase, with each listed signed and unsigned foil version a True 1/1.

Messi’s Goal preview takes a different approach: large gold GOAL lettering, a crown, a monochrome city scene and a player silhouette. The signature window lies across the middle of that illustrated layout. The official preview shows the signing area blank. Goal has four plates, a through d, on Rainbow foil, each listed as a signed 1/1 and an unsigned 1/1.

Kings of Cup and Gold Vinyl Curve

Kings of Cup draws from a more selective group that includes Messi, Mbappé, Ronaldo Nazário, Romário, Jairzinho, Cafu, Iniesta and Pirlo. Rainbow versions appear signed and unsigned, with Shimmer and MiniBoxes unsigned parallels; Wild Card lists these as one-of-ones.

Gold Vinyl Curve uses six plate treatments, combining right, top and top-right placement with metallic and black variants. Its Gold Circles foil cards are also listed as one-of-ones in signed and unsigned forms.

Road Show’s Day and Night editions

Road Show builds its chase around 14 host cities, each in Day and Night editions. Rainbow versions run signed and unsigned across the cities, with an additional city-specific foil parallel. Atlanta, Boston and Dallas are among the checklist’s settings, and each exact Road Show card is listed as a True 1/1.

That city-based branch gives Super Chrome a different collecting angle from its player-and-trophy cards. Road to Glory emphasizes the footballer; Goal emphasizes a stylized scoring scene; Road Show adds a sense of place. The official checklist maps those branches, and the manufacturer index records the June 2026 release grouping.