'Peace' written in Champions League final ball

German sportswear maker Adidas has officially unveiled the official ball for the Champions League final. The white and silver striped ball will have 'Peace' written on it in English and Cyrillic script. These sports equipment will be used as a carrier to establish peace in the world. Meanwhile, Adidas has decided to auction the ball at the end of the Champions League. Proceeds from the auction will be used to help those affected by the war in Ukraine.

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And just a few days waiting. The Champions League final will be held on Saturday (May 26) night. With this mastery of football in mind, UEFA has arranged one formality after another. In that series, the official ball of the current edition of the Champions League has been released.

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The ball, officially unveiled by German sportswear maker Adidas, sends a message of peace to the world. If it is possible to send a message of peace to the world through a sports memento, it is undoubtedly worthy of praise. This special ball is designed with white and silver coating.

The word peace is engraved in English and Cyrillic script on the ball. The design of the ball is remarkably colorless, with white stripes, mainly used as a message of ceasefire and peace. Although the ball has been unveiled for the Champions League final, there are different plans behind its debut.

Adidas has taken a different initiative to stand by the war victims in the current volatile situation around the world. The ball will rise on the auction stage after the end of the Champions League. Proceeds from the auction will go to the UN refugee agency. The money will be spent on helping the homeless refugees in the Ukraine war.

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The ball manufacturing company used in UCL has already organized grassroots football tournaments. As a result, they think that it is possible to return the deprived people to the sports field.