2024 Euro Soccer Cards - 33 Unique Greatest Soccer Player Cards Fun for The Whole Family Each Pack Contains Different Soccer Cards to Create Unforgettable Moments - Pack of 3

These were very nice cards, my two Grandsons, 8 and 11 were so excited when the got them and really put the next gifts on hold until they received every single card. It was the best gift I believe they liked best out of all the gifts I given them. They actually new alot of the players on the cards.

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I bought these because they were an affordable price to buy and give to school children. The boys live them. I put a few in each goodie bags for school kids.

I'm a bit mixed on these cards. I have a few types of soccer trading cards now, and these are somewhere in the middle for me. I think it's simplest to just do some pros and cons. Just as a bit of background, I follow soccer decently closely and collect trading cards at an amateur level, so I'm decently knowledgeable.Pros:- Pretty; I got three styles of cards: Silver, Black, and Gold. From what I can tell, there's no difference content-design-wise, generally, between the three. The silver and gold cards shine nicely, while the black cards look classier.- Picture quality is overall good, although there are some minor color issues (see cons).- Some thought has been put into the rankings, which seem to go from 200-300 (and slightly higher in one case). They have four stats: Defense, Control, and Attack, which together lead to a total value. As it should be, defenders are generally better at defense, and attackers at attack, so I appreciate they aren't entirely random (but see cons as well).- I recognize almost all the players (probably 85%) and their info seems accurate to at least around 2022/23, so they're a bit outdated (reviewing in 2025), but not incorrect. I mention this because some other soccer cards I've had simply were incorrect as to what team a player played for.- Durable; these cards seem made with kids in mind and they won't tear nearly as easily as your average trading card (Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, MTG, etc.). They also claim to be waterproof, although I'm not testing that, but I do believe it.Cons:- The players' pictures on the gold and black cards can sometimes look a bit off color-wise. The gold ones especially have a yellow tinge. The silver ones look good though.- While not entirely random, as noted, some of the ratings are questionable. The really good forwards, for example, have higher-rated defense than the defenders, the really good goalies have higher attack than some forwards, and so on. Also, some rankings are a bit debatable; for instance, Cristiano Ronaldo is rated below Kane, Luis Diaz, and Pulisic, which, while I find amusing as a Messi fan, simply is incorrect.- Some cards have extra descriptors on the side (e.g. "World Class," "Titan" and one "Fire" ) but they are inconsistent as far as they relate to ratings, so I can only guess what they mean.- There are some unexplained aspects to the cards, such as them showing a goal with a ball in a certain position. I'm not sure what that means.- As a side-effect of their more durable material, they are also much more slippery than most trading cards. I'd put them in sleeves if I played a game with them. They're around the same size as Magic: The Gathering cards (that is to say, bigger than Yu-Gi-Oh and other narrower cards).- Inconsistent designs to some extent. Higher-rated cards have different designs than lower ones and have slightly different markings on them, making games a bit more difficult.Neutral/Of-Note- There's one card that's "X-Rare" that includes 4 players, one from each position, that's rated 303. I've never had a trading card have more than 1 player, so that's unique.-There are no rules or anything, so if you want to play a game with them, you'll have to make it up yourself, but I think it's doable with the numbers they give. The different colors of the cards might give away some info about who you have though.- As with other types of trading cards I've had, they're light on Goalkeepers and Defenders but are actually fairly balanced between Midfielders and Attackers, which is in contrast to others that heavily favor forwards.- All of these feature players in the English Premier League or in their national team, so no other leagues (Spanish, Italian, German, etc.) are directly represented. To be clear, there are players from those leagues, but only if they play for their national team (e.g. Marquinhos for Brazil, Mbappe for France, etc.) and their club team is not shown.Overall, I have mixed feelings on these, but am overall happy as they are as described. They have some lesser-known players mixed with the stars, put some thoughts in the ratings, have accurate info, and are pretty durable. I think these are perfect for a young soccer fan getting into the game (I would get card sleeves though, not for their protection, but because they slip so much). Are they perfect? No, but they're pretty nice and make me happy, so that's worth 4 stars to me!

I ordered these cards for my 9 year old nephew to open when he came to visit me. I don't know anything about soccer, but apparently from his reaction to them, these cards are great! He loves them. He carefully opened each package and found players he knew and told me about each one. From my perspective, they seem to be good quality with a lot of shine and detail. He was thrilled with them and asked for an album to put them in so he could start a collection. I am very pleased and would recommend them.

This card set is a fun collection for soccer fans, featuring a nice variety of players and designs. The quality is good for casual collectors, but serious collectors may prefer more premium options.

These are really fun cards. The images are fantastic, and they feature some of my favorite players. I put mine directly into penny sleeves.

These are a perfect gift for a soccer lover. Had a lot of variety of cards, and the mix of players and assortment was top notch. They’are thick and durable with clear images and vibrant colors. Highly recommend!