⚽ Which is the best-looking? World Cup balls through the years | OneFootball

Last Thursday (2) marked the official launch of Trionda, the ball for the 2026 World Cup.

This expands the partnership between FIFA and Adidas, which has been responsible for every World Cup ball since 1970.

Several of them have made history. Such is the case of the iconic Telstar from 1970, the Fevernova from 2002, and of course, the Jabulani from the 2010 South Africa World Cup.

A ball remembered for its unpredictable trajectory in long-range shots.

The design remained the same from 1970 to 1998. It was only in the edition where France won over Brazil that the ball became colorful.

All were made of leather until 1982. The first with synthetic material was created for the 1986 World Cup.

See below images of all the balls from the 1930 World Cup up to 2022 – shared by FIFA before the Trionda was revealed.

And afterwards, recall the details of each of the latest ones.

Did you miss them?

Al Rihla 2022 🇶🇦

📸 Michael Steele - 2022 Getty Images

Telstar18 🇷🇺

📸 LUIS ACOSTA

Brazuca 2014 🇧🇷

📸 Robert Cianflone - 2014 Getty Images

Jabulani 2010 🇿🇦

📸 ANTONIO SCORZA - 2010 AFP

Teamgeist 2006 🇩🇪

📸 ROBERTO SCHMIDT - 2006 AFP

Fevernova 2022 🇯🇵 🇰🇷

📸 Gary M. Prior - 2002 Getty Images

Names of Adidas balls:

Telstar - Mexico- 1970

Tango - Argentina-1978

Tango España - Spain-1982

Azteca - Mexico-1986

Etrusco Unico - Italy-1990

Questra - United States-1994

Tricolor - France-1998

Fevernova - Korea/Japan-2002

Teamgeist - Germany-2006

Jabulani - South Africa-2010

Brazuca - Brazil-2014

Telstar 18 - Russia-2018

Al Rihla - Qatar-2022

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

📸 ANTONIO SCORZA - 2010 AFP