Panini is issuing an “update set” for the World Cup sticker collection, adding more players for supporters to collect as the tournament features 48 teams this summer. The move increases the number of stickers and players included in the overall collection, which outlets say may raise the total cost for families trying to complete sticker albums. One report highlights that the update set includes additional figures such as Brazil’s Neymar. With more participating teams than in prior editions, collectors face a larger pool of stickers overall, and the latest release adds further items beyond the initial set. The coverage focuses on the commercial impact on supporters, describing the potential for spending to rise when collectors need to buy both standard packs and additional update materials to fill albums. The reports do not cite any changes to official tournament participation beyond the expanded 48-team format, but they present Panini’s additional release as an extra factor affecting how many stickers supporters must acquire to complete their books.