EURO 2020 Stickers from Panini: Video walkthrough

With Euro 2020 fever in full swing, one of the ways to enjoy the experience of the tournament is with the recently released UEFA Euro 2020 stickers from Panini.

The beautiful 96-page sticker album features all 24 participating teams. It’s the 11th official sticker book for a European Championship. The first European Championship album from Panini was for the 1980 finals in Italy. Panini and UEFA have worked together ever since.

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While the business of producing Euro 2020 stickers is a massive task, finding the European Championship stickers in the United States is harder this tournament than in previous years. It appears that the stickers aren’t available in retail stores this time, so the best alternatives to buy them has been through eBay, Amazon and the World Soccer Talk online store.

If you’re fortunate to get your hands on the collection, count yourself lucky. Here’s a video of what the completed collection looks like:

Euro 2020 stickers from Panini

Here’s our playlist of more videos focused on collecting soccer trading cards and stickers.

Articles from our series focused on soccer trading cards and stickers:

• Soccer trading cards: Why it’s time to consider investing in the hobby
• What makes soccer trading cards valuable, and why and how to get them graded
• Collecting Panini’s Euro 2020 stickers is a perfect accompaniment to watching the tournament
• Where to buy soccer trading cards, and how hobby and retail boxes are different

Videos: Unboxing of soccer cards and stickers

• 2020/21 Obsidian soccer cards
• 2020/21 Topps Museum Collection: UEFA Champions League
• 2018/19, 2019/20 & 2020/21 Topps Bundesliga stickers
• 2020/21 Panini Prizm Premier League trading cards
• Panini Chronicles box break featuring Neymar autograph
• Orbis World Cup 1990: The greatest soccer sticker album of all time

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