Chelsea FC

Chelsea sports cards feature iconic players like Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, and John Terry, as well as modern stars like Mason Mount, Enzo Fernández, and Mykhailo Mudryk. Rookie cards for Mudryk and autographed editions of legends like Drogba are strong collector targets. Chelsea autographs, memorabilia patches, and Topps Chrome rookie cards attract both modern and nostalgic collectors.

Frank Lampard
Didier Drogba
John Terry
Gianfranco Zola
Petr Čech
Claude Makélélé
Dennis Wise
Ashley Cole
Ray Wilkins
Carlo Cudicini

1970 FKS Publishers Peter Osgood – Celebrates the “King of Stamford Bridge,” whose goals in the 1970 FA Cup triumph cemented his legendary status.

1997 Merlin’s Premier League Gianfranco Zola – Marks the Italian magician’s arrival in English football, showcasing his flair that helped transform Chelsea’s attacking style.

2003 Panini Football John Terry – Depicts the future club captain at the heart of the defense, foreshadowing his role in multiple Premier League titles.

2004 Panini Champions of Europe Frank Lampard – Highlights the midfield powerhouse’s goalscoring prowess and leadership, pivotal in Chelsea’s rise under Roman Abramovich.

2006 Panini World Cup Michael Ballack – Reflects the German star’s move to Stamford Bridge, adding top-class pedigree and experience to the Blues’ midfield.

2007 Topps Premier League Didier Drogba – Showcases the Ivorian striker’s physical dominance and knack for clutch goals, including iconic moments in cup finals.

2012 Panini UEFA Champions League Petr Čech – Honors the goalkeeper’s heroic penalty saves and steady presence, key to Chelsea’s first Champions League triumph.

2013 Panini Adrenalyn XL Eden Hazard – Captures the Belgian winger’s explosive skill and creativity, sparking a new era of attacking football at the Bridge.

2017 Panini FIFA 365 N’Golo Kanté – Portrays the engine of Chelsea’s title-winning midfield, lauded for his tireless running and interceptions.

2021 Panini Chronicles Mason Mount – Highlights the academy graduate’s rise to stardom, symbolizing Chelsea’s successful homegrown talent in recent years.