How do you view the future of football collectibles?
Replied byRaúl Vallecillo
General Manager and CEO at Panini Latin America
Niche: Marketing
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Started: 1961
Football collectibles remain incredibly strong because they combine passion, community, and nostalgia. While technologies evolve, the desire to collect, trade, and celebrate football continues to grow. The format may evolve, but the underlying passion remains unchanged.
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