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Fans of the Plenitude League can now collect the fourth edition of the Panini ASOBAL album which contains 424 cards of the players and coaches of the elite of Spanish men's handball in the 2023/2024 season and of the most outstanding stars in the history of the top category. We celebrate Father's Day with an optimal gift for all lovers of our sport who can start their collection on the Panini Digital Collections website and on their App available for iOS and Android.
As in previous collections, ASOBAL followers will be able to open a free envelope on the Panini Digital Collections website or App, every 6 hours, to discover the 6 cards it contains. To be able to buy the card album of the Plenitude League 2023/2024 collection, fans will need to complete only 10% of the total number of cards in the digital version, and once this figure is reached, they can request the physical album for 34.90€.
Launch of the "Historical Moments" section to travel back in time
Coinciding with the 40th anniversary of ASOBAL which we will celebrate on May 18th, we step into the time machine to travel back in time with the "Historical Moments" section that compiles some of the most emblematic memories we have experienced in the ASOBAL League in its 40-year history: the first ASOBAL League title of Bidasoa Irun or Ademar León, the first S.M. King's Cup of San Antonio or the first ASOBAL Cup of Ademar León or BM. Valladolid. In addition, from ASOBAL we pay tribute to a legend like Fernando Bolea, we recall the 200,000th goal in the championship scored by José Luís Pérez Canca and the 21 goals scored by Zoran Mikulic in a single match in the 1994/1995 campaign and we bring back the memory of the first match of an ASOBAL competition played in a bullring.
Second installment of the Hall of Fame
Following the success achieved in the previous edition of the Panini ASOBAL album, the Hall of Fame section returns strongly with the presence of the childhood idols who have marked a golden era and have left an indelible mark on the ASOBAL League: Jackson Richardson, Rolando Uríos, Chema Rodríguez, Víctor Tomàs, Mikhail Iakimovitch, Bogdan Wenta, Gonzalo Carou, Héctor Castresana, Vicente Álamo, Carlos Ortega, Ivan Nikcevic, Davor Cutura, Alen Muratovic and Juan de Dios Román.
