2026 Club Legacyz Icons World Heroes 4th Edition Hobby Box
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2026 Club Legacyz Icons World Heroes 4th Edition Hobby Box
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- ON-CARD Autographs take a leap forward with uniquely signed 1-of-1 inscriptions from your favorite footballers. Raphinha, Yildiz, Rashford & more! – ULTRA-RARE!!
- Every Club Legacyz signed card has been held by the athlete!
- Game Used Jersey Cards, each sequentially numbered, randomly inserted.
- SPECIAL REDEMPTION CARDS! – Country ring & flag cards — collect a matching pair to redeem for a numbered autographed card of that nation’s star!
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NEW Card Designs! – World Totem, Illustrated Game, Ikigoal and Titan Cities will celebrate stars and legends of football’s BIGGEST tournament!
- These new designs join (12) others including Game Time, Comic Book, Blockbuster, Breakout, Throwback Series, Colosseum and more!
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NEW to the checklist in this edition are players with exceptional stories heading into the 2026 World Cup:
- Nuno Mendes (Paris Saint-Germain), the Portuguese left back voted UEFA Nations League MVP, widely regarded as the best left back in the world, heading to the World Cup with Portugal.
- Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea), the Argentine midfielder who was named Young Player of the 2022 World Cup, won the 2024 Copa America, and was named to the Club World Cup Team of the Tournament after Chelsea’s title run.
- Lennart Karl (Bayern Munich), the 18-year-old German sensation who became Bayern’s youngest-ever Champions League scorer, has 9 goals and 6 assists across all competitions in 2025/26, and earned his first senior Germany call-up in March 2026 ahead of the World Cup.
- Keito Nakamura (Stade de Reims), Japan’s dynamic winger who has poured in 14 goals in Ligue 2 this season and will play for the Samurai Blue as they aim to reach the World Cup knockout stages.
- Sergino Dest (PSV Eindhoven), the two-time Eredivisie champion representing the USA on home soil.
- Luka Vuskovic (Hamburger SV, on loan from Tottenham Hotspur), the 19-year-old Croatian centre-back who won Bundesliga Rookie of the Month in back-to-back months and became the second-youngest scorer in Croatian international history.
- Maghnes Akliouche (AS Monaco), France’s exciting attacking midfielder who scored a Champions League goal against Barcelona in 2024, was part of France’s 2024 Olympic silver medal squad, and is a strong candidate for France’s World Cup roster.
- Jeremy Doku (Manchester City), Belgium’s Premier League-winning winger who qualified Belgium for the 2026 World Cup with a brace against Liechtenstein and has been one of the most effective dribblers in Europe this season.
