Neymar Jr. is at the twilight of his professional soccer career. Though he is still playing for Brazilian club Santos, he has publicly announced his intention to retire from international duty for the Seleção, or his country’s national soccer team.
Knowing that his career is closer to the end than the beginning, the attacking midfielder/forward is considering life beyond the sport that made him a worldwide celebrity.
Thus, he signed an exclusive deal with Topps for his trading cards and collectible stickers.
As part of the agreement, the Fanatics-owned company will create collectibles featuring some of the kits he’s worn throughout his career. Topps will also produce autographed Neymar Jr. trading cards.
Now that he’s with Topps, expect his trading cards to be included in upcoming releases like the 2025-26 Topps Dynasty UEFA Club Competitions and the 2025-26 Topps Definitive Collection UEFA Club Competitions.
Signing Neymar Jr. Signifies Topps’ Aggressive Soccer Push
His collectibles will be in high demand because of his illustrious career. After starting his senior career with Santos, he also played for Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Al-Hilal. As of this writing, he has scored more than 450 goals in over 760 appearances.
His knack for scoring and flair in ball control have contributed to two Spanish La Liga titles, three Copa Del Rey championships, a UEFA Champions League crown, and five French Ligue 1 titles.
He also won a gold medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics, where he scored Brazil’s lone goal in regulation and the winning goal in the penalty shootout.
He’s also into the collectibles industry, as shown by an Instagram Live session in which he was opening Pokémon packs with his son.
Having Neymar Jr. on board is another milestone in Topps’ approach to conquering more of the world football collectibles market.
In addition to signing David Beckham to an exclusive deal, Topps will also own the license to trading card rights for the Brazilian (2027), English (2031), German (2031), and Italian (2035) football federations.
Topps will also own the exclusive trading card and collectible sticker license of FIFA events starting in 2031.
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