Jamal Musiala Cards Year by Year (2020–21 to Today)

Jamal Musiala’s card story runs alongside his career: a 2003-born Bayern Munich and Germany playmaker whose first cards landed the moment he broke into the first team. This page walks through his cards season by season — what happened on the pitch, which set families issued his cards that year, and the real cards and live eBay listings you can chase for each era.

We don’t invent print runs or serial numbers we can’t verify. Where we have an actual in-stock card for a season, it’s linked below; for everything else, the live eBay searches at the foot of the page open current listings by era.

2020–21 — the rookie season

This is where it starts. Musiala made his Bayern Munich first-team breakthrough in 2020, becoming one of the club’s youngest-ever Bundesliga players, and the card companies followed immediately. His 2020–21 issues are his true rookie-era cards — the year that matters most to collectors.

Topps carried the bulk of it: base Topps Bundesliga, the premium Topps Finest Bundesliga (his RC #82 is a foundational rookie — see the 2020–21 Topps Finest Bundesliga #82 RC), the Topps Chrome rookie (2021 Chrome rookie, PGI 10 graded), and match-specific Topps Now commemoratives. Graded chrome and refractor copies from this season sit at the top of his rookie market.

For the full family breakdown, see our Musiala rookie cards guide.

2021–22 — the chrome rainbow, and Germany calls

On the pitch, Musiala committed to Germany over England (February 2021), made his senior debut, and featured at Euro 2020 (played in mid-2021) as one of the squad’s youngest players. In the hobby, this is the season the chrome refractor rainbow really took hold.

The anchor card is the 2021–22 Topps Chrome Bundesliga #84 — base, then refractors climbing through color tiers to numbered parallels. Our full 2021–22 Topps Chrome Bundesliga set review explains how that rainbow works and what to chase. Panini also began building his national-team story ahead of Qatar with the 2021–22 Panini Donruss Road to FIFA World Cup issue.

2022–23 — World Cup Qatar and a title-day goal

A landmark year. Musiala went to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with Germany and was one of the tournament’s standout young players even as Germany fell in the group stage. Months later he scored the goal that helped clinch the 2022–23 Bundesliga title on the final day — the kind of moment that keeps a young player’s cards in demand.

Card-wise, this era brings his World Cup and national-team cards into the mix alongside continued Topps club issues (the UEFA club-competition line Topps has long held). His Topps UEFA Champions League cards sit in this club lineage, and the whole international lane — Prizm World Cup, Donruss, and Road to World Cup — is broken down in our Musiala Germany & World Cup cards guide. For the Qatar milestone specifically, see the dedicated Musiala World Cup 2022 (Qatar) cards page. Use the 2022 World Cup eBay rail below to browse his Qatar-era cards.

2023–24 — established star, UEFA rebrand

By now Musiala is a fixture for club and country, and Topps’ UEFA club product had rebranded toward the broader UEFA Club Competitions banner. His base, chrome, and premium issues continued across the season, with Panini’s flagship lines (Prizm, Donruss, Select) carrying his national-team cards. Nothing about the collecting playbook changes here — chrome and numbered parallels lead, graded copies command the premium.

2024 — Euro 2024 on home soil

Germany hosted Euro 2024, and Musiala was one of the tournament’s brightest lights — among its joint top scorers and widely named its standout young player as Germany reached the quarterfinals. Home-tournament heroics like these are exactly what move a player’s cards, and his Euro 2024 issues are a distinct, high-interest chase — see the dedicated Jamal Musiala Euro 2024 cards page, or browse them via the Euro 2024 rail below.

The 2024–25 Panini Donruss FIFA Cubic #144 (Germany) is a clean, affordable in-stock example of his current-era national-team cards.

2025–26 — the current issues

Musiala remains one of the most collected young players in the soccer hobby, and the current-season products keep coming. The 2025–26 Topps UEFA Club Competitions #130 is the up-to-date club issue — a good, low-cost way to own a current card while the chrome and autographed versions of it climb.

For the high end of any of these years — on-card autos, numbered parallels, and 1/1s — see our Musiala autographs & top cards page, and use what a Musiala card is worth to read value by type and grade before you buy.

How to use this timeline

• Rookie-year cards (2020–21) carry the most collector weight — especially graded chrome and refractors.
• Milestone years (World Cup 2022, Euro 2024) create distinct, searchable card families worth chasing on their own.
• Always check live solds, not just asking prices — the eBay rails below open current listings by era so you’re looking at real cards.

Want the same cards organized by set and card number instead of by year? See the Jamal Musiala card checklist — a set-by-set index with the confirmed base numbers.

New to his cards? Start with Collecting Jamal Musiala cards: what to know, or the main Jamal Musiala player hub. His club roots run through Bayern Munich.