Unique 2017 Africa Cup of Nations Ball Revealed
The 2017 Africa Cup of Nations will kick off less than a week from now, and, thanks to our follower Youssef, we can give you a first look at the new ball that will be used at the tournament.
2017 Africa Cup of Nations Ball
This is the ball used throughout the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
After many editions featured unique and often stunning balls made by Adidas, the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations ball is produced by Mitre and features a rather pale design overall. It is white with graphic prints dominated by triangular shapes in black, green and orange.
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