FIFA reveals official match ball ahead of 2026 World Cup Match

 

FIFA Unveils “Trionda” — the Official Match Ball for the 2026 World Cup D

                  FIFA WORLD CUP 2026FIFA and adidas have officially revealed Trionda as the match ball for the 2026 World Cup, which will be co‑hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States. (Inside FIFA)The name comes from “tri” (three) + “onda” (wave), signifying the three host nations and their unity. (Inside FIFA)

Everything we know about the World Cup 2026 match ball
Design & Colours: It incorporates red, green and blue in fluid geometry that converge into a triangle motif, representing the union of the three hosts. National symbols are featured — a maple leaf (Canada), an eagle (Mexico), and a star (USA) — along with gold accents nodding to the World Cup trophy. (Inside FIFA)

Construction & Performance: Trionda uses a novel four-panel structure with deep seams to optimize aerodynamic stability. (Inside FIFA)

Grip & Conditions: The ball has embossed icons to help with grip, especially in wet or humid conditions. (Inside FIFA)

Smart Technology: It includes a 500 Hz motion‑sensor chip (connected ball technology) that streams data in real time to the VAR system, aiding in decisions about offsides, handballs, and more. (Inside FIFA)



Timeline & Usage: The ball was launched ahead of the Final Draw (scheduled for December 5, 2025, in Washington, D.C.). (Inside FIFA)

Notably, this is the smallest number of panels (four) used in a World Cup ball to date. (Wikipedia)

If you like, I can also pull up high-resolution images of Trionda or compare it with past World Cup balls (e.g. Al Rihla, Brazuca). Which would you prefer?

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