Top 5 Alexia Putellas Cards for Women's Soccer Collectors — Plus a Bonus Patch Auto

Why Alexia Putellas Cards Still Matter in 2026

Alexia Putellas is 32, plays for Barcelona and Spain, and is one of the defining players of the modern women’s game. She won back-to-back Ballon d’Or awards in 2021 and 2022, captained Barcelona through its dominant era, and helped Spain win the 2023 World Cup. Her card market, however, still behaves like a niche. Base Chrome cards trade under $200, and her best autographs are often under $300.

That is the opportunity. Putellas is the bridge between the first generation of women’s soccer stardom and the current one. She has the achievements, the club brand and the international profile. What she does not have is a large card market — yet. For collectors who believe women’s soccer cards will continue to grow, her cards are among the most obvious value plays.

Putellas appears in Topps Chrome UEFA Women’s Champions League, Topps Dynasty, Topps Inception, Topps Simplicidad and several Barcelona team sets. The Chrome UWCL cards are the most liquid; the Dynasty and Inception autographs are the high-end collectibles. Her 2021-22 Chrome card is the first widely collected Chrome UWCL issue, and the 2023-24 Red Refractor is the strongest modern parallel.

Women’s soccer card populations are much smaller than men’s, which means high-grade copies are harder to find and the 10 premium can be larger. It also means liquidity is thinner: a card that sells in a week on the men’s market may take a month on the women’s market. Price for a longer hold and buy the cards you actually want to own.

Alexia Putellas Card Prices at a Glance

This is a compact ladder: base Chrome at the bottom, autographs and a Red Refractor at the top. The bonus is the first card that crosses into four figures. For a women’s soccer collection, these are still accessible prices — and that is the point.

Prices are USD and reflect recorded eBay, Card Ladder and Fanatics Collect sales from October–November 2026. They are estimates, not appraisals. A different parallel, a qualifier, or a thin market can move a card by 30–50% in either direction.

No. 1 — 2022-23 Topps Chrome UEFA Women's Champions League #1

The 2022-23 Chrome UWCL #1 is the affordable entry into Putellas’s Chrome market. PSA 10 copies trade around $98, with raw copies around $20. The card comes from the season after her second Ballon d’Or, and it is part of the flagship women’s Chrome set.

This is a set-builder card as much as a player card. It is liquid enough to sell, cheap enough to grade, and recognizable to anyone collecting UWCL Chrome. The 10 premium is modest in absolute dollars, so buy the slab if you want a gem copy rather than paying for a submission.

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No. 2 — 2021-22 Topps Chrome UEFA Women's Champions League #19

The 2021-22 Chrome UWCL #19 is Putellas’s first widely collected Chrome UWCL card, from the season of her first Ballon d’Or. PSA 10 copies trade around $198, with raw copies around $52. It is the closest thing she has to a Chrome rookie and the anchor of her base market.

For a Putellas collection, this is the card to own. It predates the 2022 award, the 2023 World Cup and the current Barcelona era, and it has a smaller print run than the later Chrome sets. The 10 population is not huge, which gives the card a better long-term scarcity profile than the price suggests.

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No. 3 — 2024 Topps Chrome UEFA Women's Champions League Premium Autograph Relic Gold #CPAR-AP

The Premium Autograph Relic Gold is a signed card with a memorabilia piece, and it sold for about $227.50. The card combines an on-card autograph with a relic, which gives it more visual and collecting appeal than a plain base auto. It is part of the Chrome UWCL premium autograph program.

Relic autographs are a good entry into high-end women’s cards because they are still affordable relative to men’s equivalents. The card is not numbered in this example, but the Gold parallel is scarcer than the base auto. Check that the relic window is intact and the autograph is clean.

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No. 4 — 2024 Topps Chrome UEFA Women's Champions League Veterans and Rookies Autograph Black Sapphire #AV-AP

The Veterans and Rookies Black Sapphire Autograph is one of the more distinctive Putellas cards. It sold for about $300, and the Black Sapphire finish gives it a darker, premium look that stands out from base Chrome. The subset pairs established players with young talent, which fits Putellas’s role as a bridge between eras.

This is a collector’s card rather than a liquidity play. The print run is smaller than base Chrome, the autograph is on-card, and the Black Sapphire finish is a known parallel tier. If you want a Putellas auto that is not a plain base design, this is the pick.

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No. 5 — 2023-24 Topps Chrome UEFA Women's Champions League Red Refractor #100

The Red Refractor is the top non-autograph Putellas card in this guide. It is valued around $400, and the red finish is one of the most recognizable Chrome parallel tiers. The card is numbered in the Red Refractor run, which gives it a clear supply ceiling and a stronger collector case than base Chrome.

Parallels are where women’s soccer cards offer the best scarcity for the money. A base Chrome card has a large population; a Red Refractor does not. The trade-off is liquidity, but for a long-term hold, the supply profile is more attractive. Check the serial number and the red border for edge chips.

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No. 6 — Bonus: 2024 Topps Dynasty UEFA Autograph Patch #APV-AP2

The 2024 Topps Dynasty UEFA Autograph Patch is the most valuable Putellas card tracked in 2026 at about $1,180. Dynasty is a high-end product with on-card autographs and premium patches, and the Putellas card is the flagship of her market. The print run is small, the presentation is premium, and the card appeals to both player collectors and high-end women’s soccer collectors.

This is the grail tier for Putellas. It is not a card you buy casually, and it is not a card you grade without understanding the high-end process. If you are buying one, verify the autograph, the patch and the serial number, and buy from a seller with detailed photos and provenance.

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How to Grade Alexia Putellas Cards Without Wasting Money

Putellas’s market is a patient collector’s market. The prices are low relative to her achievements, the populations are small, and the liquidity is thinner than men’s soccer. That combination rewards collectors who buy the right cards and hold them, not flippers who need a quick exit.

The right cards are the 2021-22 Chrome rookie, a signed Chrome card and a numbered parallel. Base cards from later years are fine for set-building but less interesting as investments. Grade only clean copies; the 10 premiums are meaningful, but the populations are small enough that a flawed card is not worth submitting. And because the market is thin, avoid paying peak prices during a tournament or award cycle.

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Watch & Learn: Alexia Putellas Highlights and Card Content

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Sources & Further Reading

• PSA Population Report — soccer
• Card Ladder — women’s soccer sales
• eBay sold listings — Alexia Putellas cards
• Topps — UEFA Women’s Champions League
• Ripbin — Putellas card values
• UEFA — Women’s Champions League

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