Soccer card market intelligence
Track the performance of the hobby and its biggest and newest names.
CardFindClub turns graded-sales data into a plain-English read on the soccer card market — who's rising, who's cooling, and how the sport compares to basketball, baseball, and the NFL.
Sales data sourced from GemRate, covering January 2025 – July 2026.
Figures reflect the GemRate soccer category only, the full window available in the underlying data.
Four ways in
Data, charts, and context in one place.
Most sites show you a price. CardFindClub shows you the trend behind it — built from the same graded-sales data the grading community already trusts.
Sales Trends
A searchable, sortable table of every tracked soccer player — year-to-date totals, recent momentum, and growth rate at a glance.
300 players →Market Insights
Interactive charts comparing soccer's growth against basketball, baseball, hockey, and the NFL — plus a ranked breakout-player list.
4 charts →Category Volumes
Trailing 12-month sales volume for every sport, with a 3-month trend overlay showing who's accelerating and who's cooling off right now.
5 sports →Collecting Guide
Grading explained, the sets and rookies worth knowing, and how to evaluate a card before you buy — written for new and returning collectors.
Start reading →Right now
This month's biggest movers.
Ranked by three-month sales growth against the prior three months, filtered to players with meaningful sales volume. Full breakdown and methodology on the Market Insights page.
See the full breakout list- Loading top movers…
Why it matters
Soccer cards are having a moment — the data backs it up.
For years, the trading card conversation in English-speaking markets was dominated by basketball, baseball, and the NFL. Soccer — despite being the world's most-watched sport — was treated as a niche corner of the hobby, mostly of interest to collectors outside North America.
That's changing. Between January 2025 and July 2026, soccer's share of tracked graded-card sales climbed from 2.77% to 11.29% — roughly a four-fold increase — according to sales data compiled by GemRate. Young stars entering the professional game as teenagers, the growing crossover between football culture and streetwear, and a wave of collectors discovering the sport's deep card history are all part of the story.
CardFindClub exists to make that story legible. Rather than another marketplace listing page, this site tracks the underlying sales data itself — who is actually being bought and sold, at what volume, and how that volume is trending. Use the Sales Trends table to look up any of the 300 tracked players, or head to Market Insights for the bigger picture.
Find your next card before the market catches up.
Search 300 players, sort by growth, and see exactly how their card sales have moved over the last 19 months.