Puma Orbita Ultimate - Premier League 2025-2026
Marking a historic change as Puma takes over from Nike after a 25-year partnership. Debuted 15 August 2025 at Liverpool vs AFC Bournemouth.
Complete history of every official Premier League match ball — 26 balls catalogued.
Marking a historic change as Puma takes over from Nike after a 25-year partnership. Debuted 15 August 2025 at Liverpool vs AFC Bournemouth.
The final season of Nike's 25-year Premier League partnership.
Enhanced panel graphics and a speed-focused design in the Flight's fourth Premier League season.
The Flight remained the Premier League's official ball with aerodynamic efficiency.
The Nike Flight continued for a second season.
The Nike Flight introduced revolutionary Aerowsculpt technology for more predictable movement.
The Merlin continued for a second season. A Hi-Vis version was introduced mid-season for winter matches.
The Nike Merlin featured seamless fused construction eliminating seam irregularities for a perfectly consistent surface.
The Ordem 5's design focused on enhanced aerodynamics and advanced panel engineering.
Vibrant graphics and ACC technology combined in the Ordem 4.
Improved flight precision and enhanced control defined the Ordem 3.
The Ordem 2 introduced Nike's ACC (All Conditions Control) technology to the Premier League.
Recognised for its clean visual design and dependable all-weather flight performance.
Featuring improved grip and a refined panel design, the Maxim delivered better trajectory.
Known for its bold visual graphics and enhanced control technology.
The Total 90 Tracer's aerodynamic construction provided predictable ball flight.
Advanced panel technology and enhanced flight stability helped the Total 90 Ascente deliver consistent performance.
Designed for improved control and all-weather performance.
The Total 90 Aerow II maintained its elite performance reputation for a second consecutive season.
The Total 90 Aerow II debuted with updated aerodynamics and panel construction.
Returning for a second consecutive season, the Total 90 Aerow continued its reputation for reliable aerodynamic performance.
One of the most iconic footballs of the early 2000s, introducing Aerow panel technology for improved flight stability.
Building on the original Geo Merlin, the Vapor featured enhanced panel construction and improved surface texture.
One of the first high-tech footballs in Premier League history, introducing advanced aerodynamics and a distinctive geometric panel design.
Known for its durability and reliable flight, the Mitre Ultimax became one of the most recognisable footballs of the 1990s.
One of the first balls used in England's newly formed top-flight league, the Mitre Pro Max helped establish the identity of the modern Premier League era with durable synthetic panels and advanced stitching technology.