Football cards.
I collect football cards, chase shiny ones and occasionally forget what I've already bought. So I made a football card collection tracker to keep the budget under control.
Whether you're building a complete set, chasing one specific card or simply trying to remember what you've already bought, these trackers are here to make collecting a little easier.
The collection so far.
Free football card collection trackers designed to help you keep track of your cards without turning collecting into a full-time admin job.
Panini Eternity WSL 2025/26
Track your collection, see what's missing and keep an eye on how much money has quietly disappeared into football cards.
Panini Eternity Lionesses 2025
The same idea, but for the Lionesses. Because collecting one football card set was apparently never going to be enough.
The Collector Experience
Every new set starts with good intentions. Then the packs arrive.
Make a list.
Decide you're going to be organised this time and only buy the cards you actually need.
Ignore the list.
Buy a few packs, spot something shiny and immediately forget the original plan.
Buy duplicates.
Discover you already owned that card and quietly add another copy to the pile.
Collecting should be the fun part.
I didn't want a spreadsheet that felt like admin.
I wanted something I could have open while sorting cards, opening packs or checking whether I already owned something.
So I made a football card collection tracker. Then I thought other collectors might find it useful too.
Want another? Tell me the set.
If there's a football card collection you'd like to see turned into a tracker, let me know.
No promises - but there's a good chance I'll end up making it anyway.
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