- GÖTZE AUTOGRAPH — Topps-certified signature of the man who scored Germany's winning goal in the 2014 World Cup Final.
- LOW-NUMBERED ORANGE PARALLEL — Individually numbered 16 of just 25 copies.
- EINTRACHT FRANKFURT ISSUE — From the 2025/26 Topps Chrome UEFA Club Competitions release.
- TOPPS-CERTIFIED AUTOGRAPH — Authenticity guaranteed directly by Topps, as stated on the card back.
Description
Description
A Topps-certified Mario Götze autograph, numbered 16 of just 25: the scorer of Germany's 2014 World Cup Final winner, signed in blue on the Orange parallel from 2025/26 Topps Chrome UEFA Club Competitions.
The orange refractor frame sets off Götze in Eintracht Frankfurt's red-and-black stripes, with the club crest and Champions League starball on the front. A low-numbered signature for a Germany, Frankfurt or World Cup collection.
Condition & Authenticity
Condition & Authenticity
This card is sold in Near Mint condition. The Mario Götze autograph is certified by Topps – an official pack-issued autograph card, numbered 16/25. See how we assess condition and verify signed items in our Condition & Authenticity Guide.
Specifications
Specifications
- Licensing
- Official / Licensed
- Era
- Modern
- Format
- Single Card
- Theme
- Sports
- Player / Athlete
- Mario Götze
- Team / Club
- Eintracht Frankfurt
- Franchise
- UEFA Champions League
- Set / Expansion
- Topps Chrome UEFA Club Competitions 2025/26
- Card Number
- CA-MT
- Serial Number
- 16/25
- Release Year
- 2025
- Language
- English
- Card Format
- Card
- Card State
- Raw
- Rarity
- Limited edition
- Card Attributes
- Autographed · Parallel · Numbered
- Signer
- Mario Götze
- Autograph Type
- Football · Sports
- Autograph Format
- Sticker Autograph
- Autograph Authentication
- Manufacturer certified (pack-issued)
Era describes when this item itself was printed, produced or manufactured—not the age of what it depicts. A brand-new item can still represent a vintage or classic design; where shown, check Represented Era for that distinction.
Autograph authentication assesses whether a signature is considered genuine, typically supported by a certificate or verification record from the authentication provider. This is separate from autograph grading, which scores the signature's quality rather than confirming it's genuine.






























