Football Balls
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UCL OFFICIAL MATCH BALL MUNICH
Paying homage to the UEFA Champions League final's host city of Munich and surrounding Bavarian nature, this new match ball is ready for Europe's biggest stage.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ADIDAS SOCCER BALLS
What is a Size 1 Soccer ball?
Size 1 is the smallest size football ball. Typically, they have a circumference of 18 to 20 inches (or a diameter of 5.73 to 6.36 inches). They're typically inflated between 8.5 and 15.6 PSI at sea level. A Size 1 football ball weighs about 7 oz., and is a great ball for young athletes under the age of 4. You may see these called "mini football balls", and they can also be used to work on footwork, ball control, or even as collectible souvenirs.
What is a Size 3 Soccer ball?
Size 3 football balls are great for junior players ages 7 or younger. Typically, they have a circumference of 23 to 24 inches. The required weight is between 11 and 12 oz.
What is a Size 4 Soccer ball?
Size 4 football balls, also known as youth football balls, are for players 8 to 11 years old. Typically, they have circumferences between 25 to 26 inches. They should weigh between 12 and 14 oz. and be inflated between 8.5 and 15.6 PSI at sea level.
What is a Size 5 Soccer ball?
Size 5 is the official size football balls for players ages 12 and older, all the way up to professional players. Pick up a size 5 football ball if you want the same ball used by MLS or FIFA. Typically, their circumference is between 27 to 28 inches. Official rules state the ball must weigh between 14 to 16 oz. and be inflated to a pressure between 8.7 and 16.0 PSI at sea level.
What is the difference between a futsal ball and a football ball?
A futsal ball is the same size as a size 4 football ball but weighs more so it won't bounce as much on an indoor futsal court.
What is the difference between a match ball and training ball?
Match balls are typically made of higher quality materials (either leather or an approved synthetic) and are designed to follow regulations around size, weight, and inflated pressure. Match day football balls cost more than training balls.