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Set Review · 2024 Topps

Topps UEFA Champions League: What Bukayo Saka Collectors Should Know

A collector's map to Topps UEFA Club Competitions, Topps Chrome, Topps UEFA Stadium Club Chrome, and Topps Finest — the four Topps lines carrying Bukayo Saka's Champions League cards — with real card numbers and where to buy.

By Updated August 13, 2026

Topps holds the UEFA Champions League license, which makes its UEFA Club Competitions program a core home for Bukayo Saka’s club cards — and unlike a lot of soccer product lines, it isn’t one set. It’s four: a base paper release, two distinct chrome releases, and a premium chrome release, each carrying its own Saka cards.

The four Topps UEFA lines

  • Topps UEFA Club Competitions (base) — the paper-stock flagship. Saka has appeared here in the 2023-24 (#148), 2024-25 (#77), and 2025-26 (#12) checklists. Cheapest, highest-print entry point into the family.
  • Topps Chrome UEFA Club Competitions — the base design reprinted on reflective chrome stock, with a Refractor parallel rainbow above it. Saka’s 2023-24 Chrome card runs #148, matching the base-set number that year.
  • Topps UEFA Stadium Club Chrome — a separate, photography-driven chrome release (Topps’ Stadium Club line is built around larger, cleaner action shots rather than the standard graphic-heavy design). Saka’s 2023-24 card here is #72.
  • Topps Finest UEFA Club Competitions — Topps’ premium chrome line for the license, generally lower print runs and a deeper autograph/parallel mix than Chrome or Stadium Club Chrome. Saka has appeared at #10 (2023-24) and #77 (2024-25).

That’s four separate checklists on the same license in the same season — worth knowing before you assume “Topps UEFA” means one specific card.

Why this matters for Saka collectors

Arsenal returned to the Champions League for the 2023-24 season after several years out of the competition, which is exactly why the bulk of Saka’s Topps UEFA cards — across all four lines — cluster in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 releases. As Arsenal’s run in the competition continues, each new season adds fresh base, Chrome, Stadium Club Chrome, and Finest cards to his checklist. For the rest of his card timeline, see Bukayo Saka cards year by year.

How the Chrome parallel ladder works

Topps Chrome UEFA, Stadium Club Chrome, and Finest all use Topps’ house parallel system — the same Refractor ladder found across every Topps Chrome product, explained in full in our parallels & refractors guide:

  • Base Refractor — the standard chrome finish. Scarcer than paper base, the anchor of the chrome market.
  • Unnumbered colored Refractors — a rainbow of colors that varies by release.
  • Numbered colored Refractors — the same colors with a stamped serial (e.g. /99, /50, /25).
  • Gold, Orange, and the top tiers — low-numbered chase cards, capped by a SuperFractor 1/1.
  • Autographs — where a release includes them, the top of the value ladder regardless of parallel color.

Two Saka signatures in this family are verified on-checklist: the 2024-25 Topps Finest UEFA Club Competitions Base Auto BA-BS, and a 2025-26 Topps Deco UEFA Club Competitions Dual Auto shared with Eberechi Eze. (The earliest Deco UEFA edition we can source is 2024-25; we have found no 2022-23 Deco checklist, which is a statement about our sourcing rather than proof the set was never made.) His 2025-26 UEFA Club Competitions hits are inserts and relics rather than a base auto: Born Champ BC-1, Home Pitch Advantage HP-10, Murals MR-4, Regency Chrome RC-2, 8-Bit Shots 8B-18.

We won’t publish exact print runs for a specific color in a specific year without a source in hand — those shift by product and season. Check the live eBay listings and recent solds below for what’s actually trading in each tier.

What to chase, by budget

  • Starter: a raw base UEFA Club Competitions paper card — the cheapest legitimate entry into Saka’s Topps UCL checklist.
  • Mid: a Chrome or Stadium Club Chrome base Refractor, or an unnumbered colored parallel, in a clean grade.
  • Trophy: a numbered Finest parallel or a Topps UEFA autograph. Buy these graded — the license carries real counterfeit and centering risk at this price point. See should you grade your Saka cards?

Where to go next

Prices on linked eBay searches are live listings — check recent solds before buying.

Find these cards on eBay

Singles, parallels, and autographs from this set family trade on eBay, not Amazon — these open live listings for each. Check recent solds before buying, and buy graded (PSA or SGC) for premium cards.

Base / RC Refractors Numbered / Autographs PSA 10 graded

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Topps UEFA Champions League include Bukayo Saka?
Yes. Saka appears across all four Topps UEFA Club Competitions lines: the base set (2023-24 #148, 2024-25 #77, 2025-26 #12), Topps Chrome UEFA (2023-24 #148), Topps UEFA Stadium Club Chrome (2023-24 #72), and Topps Finest UEFA (2023-24 #10, 2024-25 #77). Card numbers shift by release — use the live eBay searches on this page to see which are actually trading.
What's the difference between Topps UEFA Club Competitions, Chrome, Stadium Club Chrome, and Finest?
They're four separate Topps products built on the same UEFA license, ranked roughly by print run and finish. The base UEFA Club Competitions set is paper stock — the highest-print, most affordable entry point. Topps Chrome UEFA reprints the same design on reflective chromium stock with a Refractor parallel ladder. Topps UEFA Stadium Club Chrome is a lower-print, photography-forward chrome release. Topps Finest UEFA sits at the top: Topps' premium chrome line, typically lower print runs and a deeper parallel/autograph mix than Chrome or Stadium Club Chrome.
Is there a rookie-designated Saka card in this family?
Topps doesn't use a 'Rated Rookie'-style stamp the way Panini Donruss does. For Saka, collectors instead target his earliest cards in each Topps UEFA line — his first appearances in the base set, Chrome, Stadium Club Chrome, and Finest checklists — as the closest equivalent to a rookie card in the Topps system.
Which Topps UEFA parallel is the biggest chase for Saka?
As with any Topps Chrome product, the Refractor ladder climbs from the base chrome Refractor through unnumbered colors, then numbered colors, up to Gold (usually /50), Orange (usually /25), and a 1-of-1 SuperFractor at the very top — with autographed parallels commanding the largest premium when they exist in a given release. Exact colors and print runs vary by year and product; check the live listings and recent solds before assuming a number.