Lucas Beraldo

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 6/10

Young player with emerging potential but limited playing time stabilizes demand. Modern 2025-26 release maintains moderate availability. PSG participation in Champions League Final provides short-term interest spike but insufficient long-term catalysts identified currently.

Next months. Stable with slight upside potential. May see modest appreciation if Beraldo secures regular Champions League minutes or Brazilian national team call-ups over next 3-6 months. Limited edition variants (24/50) likely to appreciate relative to base cards.

Long term. 1-3 year outlook dependent on player development. If Beraldo establishes himself as consistent starter, potential 30-50% appreciation. If career stalls or transfer occurs, card may depreciate. Young player cards historically appreciate significantly only upon achieving superstar status or major tournament success. Modern production volume suggests moderate long-term appreciation potential.

History

Lucas Beraldo is a Brazilian professional footballer born November 24, 2003. He is a defender who plays for Paris Saint-Germain and represents Brazil internationally wearing jersey number 25. He emerged as a promising young talent in European club football and was selected for inclusion in the 2025-26 UEFA Club Competitions trading card set.

2025 Topps Deco UEFA Club Competitions set released in 2025

• Beraldo plays as a defender for Paris Saint-Germain with club number 4
• At age 22, he is featured in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League with PSG competing in the final against Arsenal on May 30, 2026
• He has appeared in 2 Champions League matches with 23 minutes played and 94% passing accuracy
• Featured as a Topps Superstar Relic (TSR-LB) card variant in the 2025-26 Topps UEFA Club Competitions Hobby set

Rarity and print run

Tier

Uncommon to Rare

Print run

Medium

First printed in

2025 Topps Deco UEFA Club Competitions

Demand

Medium

Supply

Medium

• Limited edition numbering (24/50) creates scarcity
• Young player cards typically produce lower collector demand than established stars
• Autograph and relic variants fall at 1 per case average in Hobby format, creating limited supply
• Multiple variations (16 known) distribute collector interest across variants

Collector notes

Condition. Check for centering issues common in 2025 Topps releases, surface wear on autograph panels if applicable, edge wear on corners, and print lines. Limited edition numbered cards (24/50) should have clean numbering without ink smudges. Examine autographs for consistency and bleeding.

Storage. Store in a top-loader with acid-free backing board for numbered cards. Use UV-protective sleeves to prevent color fading. Maintain storage temperature between 65-75°F with 40-50% humidity. For autographed or relic variants, avoid excessive handling. Consider grading through graded, graded, or graded for cards in gem mint condition to preserve value.

Authenticity. Verify card stock weight and finish consistency with known 2025 Topps products. Examine autographs for graded/DNA authentication when available. Check serial numbering placement and font consistency (24/50 designation). Counterfeit 2025 releases typically have duller colors and softer focus. Purchase from established hobby retailers with authentication guarantees.