A short history of the official Bundesliga soccer ball

A short history of the official Bundesliga soccer ball

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What is the official match ball used in the Bundesliga? How long has it been around? What was there previously? The history of the soccer ball is a fascinating one in Germany’s top flight, as reveals…
DERBYSTAR has revealed the Bundesliga Brillant APS - the ball that will be used in all Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 matches for the 2019/20 season.
The DERBYSTAR match ball features two striking colours for next season.
DERBYSTAR hat den Offiziellen Spielball der Bundesliga und 2. Bundesliga für die kommende Saison 2021/22 vorgestellt - diesmal in Orange und Blau.
The 2023/24 official match balls from Derbystar celebrates 60 years of the Bundesliga.

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