1990 Panini World Cup Stickers, WC Italy 90, Italia 90 World Cup Sweden Original edition - 1 Sticker album - Good (GD)

FULL ALBUM

Title: Italia '90 - Album collection for 448 color pictures with all World Cup teams!
Edition: Panini (Svenska Fotbollförbundet)
Theme: the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy (with a special focus on the Swedish market).
Condition: see photos (including original Swedish price stamp)
Language: Swedish
Cover: Italia '90 - Official World Cup album
Size: approx. 30 × 23 cm
Number of pages: 48 pages
Title: Italia '90 World Cup Panini

Original Sticker Album of the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy.
Scandinavian (Swedish) edition with the recognizable neon lettering, the iconic 'Italia 90' mascot "Ciao" and the full Swedish squad prominently on the front. Produced under license and in close cooperation with the Swedish Football Association (Svenska Fotbollförbundet). An authentic and nostalgic collectible for lovers of retro World Cup memorabilia and the legendary football era of the early 1990s.

This album maps out all 24 participating nations of the legendary 1990 World Cup in Italy. The cover features the entire Swedish national team posing proudly in their traditional yellow-blue outfits, ready for battle in the Italian stadiums. It is the edition that keeps alive the memory of the famed tournament in which West Germany grabbed the world title and legends rose around the world.

Players who were part of Sweden's Italia '90 squad:

The Absolute Standouts & Key Figures on the Cover
1. Thomas Ravelli – The charismatic and theatrical goalkeeper of IFK Göteborg, at the time the undisputed number one between the Swedish goalposts.
2. Tomas Brolin – The just-20-year-old super talent who broke through internationally during this tournament and scored in the group stage against Brazil.
3. Glenn Hysén – The rock-solid and experienced defender of Liverpool FC, who captained the Swedish defense.

The Defensive Forces of the Swedish Team
4. Roland Nilsson – The reliable right-back who played in England at Sheffield Wednesday at the time.
5. Stefan Schwarz – The hard-nosed, young left-back of Malmö FF who was at the start of an impressive European career.
6. Peter Larsson – Central defender who at the time was under contract with Dutch powerhouse Ajax.
7. Roger Ljung – The aerial defender of Young Boys Bern who was a staple in the backline.
8. Jan Eriksson – The young, talented central defender from AIK Stockholm who would later become a regular in the national team.

The Playmakers and Midfield Warriors
9. Jonas Thern – The dynamic midfielder of Benfica, known for his game intelligence, stamina and leadership.
10. Klas Ingesson – The physically iron-hard midfielder of IFK Göteborg, a true cult hero famed for his enormous work rate.
11. Anders Limpar – The creative winger with magical technique, who shortly after the tournament earned a transfer to Arsenal.
12. Joakim Nilsson – The agile left midfielder of Malmö FF who provided the necessary supply from the flanks.
13. Glenn Strömberg – The experienced, long-haired playmaker of Atalanta Bergamo who knew Italian pitches like the back of his hand.
14. Leif Engqvist – The useful and tactically strong midfielder who was also under contract with Malmö FF.

The Attack Line & Goalscorers
15. Mats Magnusson – The accurate striker who made a mark in Portugal with Benfica and was Sweden's hope up front.
16. Stefan Pettersson – The Ajax-fans’ wildly popular striker known for his fabulous technique and ability to function as a target man.
17. Johnny Ekström – 'Kalleone', the swift forward of AS Cannes who could disrupt any defense with his speed.