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Topps secures Son Heung-Min match ball after his MLS debut with LAFC, will turn into trading cards

Major League Soccer
H. Son
Los Angeles FC

Topps announced they have acquired a match-used ball from the South Korean’s MLS debut and that it will be inserted into a one of a kind card

  • Topps plans to create one-of-one trading cards featuring pieces of the match ball
  • Forward signed for LAFC from Tottenham earlier this month
  • LAFC face New England Revolution next in the MLS
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    WHAT HAPPENED

    Topps revealed through their official social media channels that they have secured rights to create exclusive memorabilia cards featuring the match ball from Son Heung-min's MLS debut with LAFC. The announcement outlined plans for a limited series of trading cards that would contain fragments of the game ball, with only one of each design to be produced. The South Korean superstar is expected to make his home debut at BMO Stadium scheduled for Aug. 31 against San Diego FC.

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  • WHAT TOPPS POSTED

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Son, 33, joins an already formidable LAFC attack featuring Denis Bouanga as the club pursues both MLS Cup and international glory. Furthermore, Topps' aggressive move to secure memorabilia rights demonstrates the commercial impact of Son's arrival, continuing the trend of major European stars bringing global attention.

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    WHAT’S NEXT?

    Following his first game for LAFC, Son Heung-Min and LAFC will face back-to-back away games against New England Revolution on Aug. 16 and FC Dallas on Aug. 23.