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.
Premium Material Returns to the World Cup Champions Badge
Alongside the second star above the crest, Spain officially unveiled a new 3D embossed World Champions badge during their recent 3-2 victory over England in the UEFA Nations League. This badge previously appeared on Spain's jersey after their 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph.
Compared to the heat-applied plastic version seen on Argentina's kits, the new badge from Cromotransfer offers a significantly more premium look, featuring an embossed surface and a multi-layered structure. Before that, Adidas has increasingly shifted to pre-applying tournament and champions badges directly in its manufacturing facilities.
However, this upgrade will be exclusive to the authentic player-version jerseys. The fan-version replica shirts will continue to feature the standard heat-transferred plastic badge.
Big thanks to @whatthekit_x for the collage.
