Inspired by Total 90 - Last-Ever Nike Premier League Ball Released
Feb 17, 2025, by Chris
- New Ball Release: Nike released the Premier League 25-26 Final ball, inspired by the Total 90 ball, to celebrate 25 years of partnership.
- End of an Era: The EPL 25-26 final ball will be the last Nike Premier League ball, as Puma is taking over from the 2025-26 season.
- Availability: The Nike 2025 Premier League ball, a modernized version of the Total 90, will be available from Monday, 17 February.
Update: To celebrate 25 years of iconic partnership, Nike has released the Premier League 25-26 Final ball with a design inspired by the iconic Total 90 ball from 2004-06.
The EPL 25-26 final ball is also the last-ever Nike Premier League ball before Puma takes over from the 2025-26 season.
Nike Flight 2025 Premier League Soccer Ball
Inspired by the classic Nike Total 90 ball from the 2005-06 season, the Nike Premier League 2025 Official Match Ball is a homage to one of Nike’s most memorable eras.
The Nike 2025 Premier League football is a modernized version of the original one. It is white with the bold "stripes" in blue with purple/lighter detailing. A black Swoosh and golden name and logo detailing round off the look.
Takedown Version
Nike Total 90 04-06 vs 25-26 Balls
All Nike Premier League Balls
The Nike 2025 Premier League ball is available from Monday, 17 February.
Let us know your thoughts on this nostalgic design and the end of Nike’s era with the Premier League in the comments below.
Original UEFA Super Cup Sleeve Badge Was Removed
At the 2026 UEFA Super Cup, Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa wore the reigning Champions League and Europa League title-holder patches, respectively. This change started last year during the Super Cup clash between PSG and Tottenham Hotspur.
From 1998 to 2024, both teams competing in the UEFA Super Cup wore a single, generic tournament patch featuring the Super Cup trophy.
While PSG will continue wearing their Champions League patch throughout their continental campaign, Aston Villa's reigning Europa League champions patch will make its one and only appearance at the Super Cup. For their upcoming Champions League campaign, Villa will switch to a special Starball patch designated specifically for the reigning Europa League winners.
Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for the information and collage image
PSG Debut Retro-Inspired Champions League Font in UEFA Super Cup
Paris Saint-Germain officially debuted their special cup font for their 26-27 home jersey during the 2026 UEFA Super Cup clash against Aston Villa. The nameset made a striking visual statement on the pitch, featuring player names enclosed in sharp white rectangular boxes alongside 3D-styled squad numbers.
This unique typography takes direct inspiration from the legendary font worn by PSG during their victorious 95-96 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup campaign - the first major European trophy in the club's history.
While the streamlined standard typeface will continue to be used in domestic Ligue 1 matches, this nostalgic 90s-style font is set to be worn exclusively during their Champions League title defense.
Aston Villa 26-27 Third Kit Variation Debut
Following the 2026 UEFA Super Cup last night, we have got the first look at Aston Villa's new combination for their recently-released third kit.
Not being able to use the original version with claret shorts and socks due to kit clash against PSG, The Villans use white shorts and socks along with sky blue shirt to create an eye-catching look. Unlike many people's predictions, sky blue was not chosen by the club and Adidas for this variation.
Notably, these shorts and socks choices could very likely be inter-changeable between home and third kits, since both jerseys share similar color combinations.
Serie A Releases 26-27 Home Kit Overview Graphics
Ahead of the upcoming Italian top-flight campaign, official Serie A channels have shared custom illustration graphics highlighting the 26-27 home kits for clubs across the league. The lineup graphic brings together all the primary shirts into a clean, unified overview.
The overview showcases the diverse range of kit manufacturers and iconic designs set to feature across Italian football this season. Major brands like Adidas, Nike, Puma, Macron, Joma, and Kappa are represented alongside local suppliers, displaying classic vertical stripes, traditional halved designs, and clean solid colorways for the 26-27 season.
With the new campaign fast approaching, these illustrated visuals offer supporters a convenient look at every club's primary colors before official action gets underway on the pitch.