A bespoke redesign: Rather than simply updating the colours of the existing tournament ball, Adidas have chosen to introduce an entirely unique design specifically for the semi-finals, final and the third-place play-off.
This marks a historic, and somewhat strange, first for the competition, shifting away from standard visual tweaks to provide a completely distinct aesthetic going into the last four.
A premium colourway: The brand new Trionda Final edition ball leaves behind the vibrant red, green and blue seen in earlier knockout rounds, opting instead for a striking gold, black and white colour scheme.
The gold finish serves as a direct visual tribute to the iconic FIFA World Cup trophy itself, contrasting sharply against the dark base to give the ball a refined identity on the pitch.
Host city typography integration: Another significant update to the visual presentation involves a bold typographic approach that seamlessly weaves the names of the final host cities into the graphic panels.
