Limited-Edition Nike Geo Merlin Premier League Ball Remake Released
Aug 19, 2019, by Pat
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Nike sponsoring the Premier League, a limited-edition remake of the 2000-01 Geo Merlin Premier League football was launched today.
Nike Premier League Geo Merlin - White / Blue / Black
This picture shows the Nike Geo Merlin Premier League football remake.
The Geo Merlin Nike Premier League remake ball brings back the iconic look of the original in impeccable fashion. Just like the OG ball, this limited-edition remake been engineered with GEO 1 technology, which allows the bladder to fill out evenly against every panel to provide superior sphericity.
The Nike Premier League Geo Merlin football remake comes with a commemorative box and stand, paying homage to the ball that was first introduced during the 00-01 season.
Nike Premier League Geo Merlin - Features
- Limited Edition GEO Merlin Football
- Machine stitched panels
- 2000/2001 Premier League design
- Merlin iconic graphic
- Dynamic support structure
- GEO 1 Technology
- Commemorative box and stand
- Retro Premier League logo
- Nike Swoosh branding
- Price: £155
- Release date: 19 August 2019
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