Adidas Women's Champions League 2025 Knockout Stage Ball Released
Feb 6, 2025, by Chris
- New Ball Released: Adidas launched the 2025 Women's Champions League knock-out stage ball, which will be used until the final.
- Final Location: The 2025 Women's Champions League Final will be held in Lisbon, Portugal, on May 24, 2025.
- Design and Cost: The ball features a white, blue, and navy design with orange logos and "azulejos" tile pattern, and sells for 150 euros.
Adidas has officially released the 2025 Women's Champions League knock-out stage ball, which will be used for the whole knock-out stage, including the final. The 2025 Women's Champions League Final will take place at the Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon, Portugal, on Saturday, 24 May 2025.
Adidas Women's Champions League 2025 Final Ball - White/Orange/Night Sky/Pantone
The Adidas Women's Champions League 2025 Final Ball has a modern look. It features a white base, with the signature star panels colored in blue, transitioning into a deeper navy gradient. The logos on the ball stand out with a flash orange hue, offering a vivid contrast.
Inspired by Portugal as the host of the 2025 Women's Champions League final, the ball incorporates an "azulejos" tile design on its upper.
Adidas 24-25 Women's Champions League Group Stage vs Knock-Out Stage Soccer Balls
Adidas 24-25 Women's Champions League Group Stage Ball Released Quietly
The Adidas Women's Champions League 2025 Final Ball was launched on Thursday, 6 February 2025, for 150 euros.
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