The Athletic - "Hello, Trionda. Adidas’ new World Cup ball and everything you need to know about it"
"“Trionda” stands for three (tri) waves (onda). The ball’s design features a red, green and blue design to represent the World Cup’s trio of host nations, Canada, Mexico and the U.S. There is also iconography significant to each country featured throughout the ball – a star for the U.S., a maple leaf for Canada and an eagle for Mexico.
These icons are displayed loudly in graphics splashed across the ball’s panel designs and are also more subtly embossed onto its matte base. The ball also features a subtle nod to the World Cup trophy, with gold embellishments detailed throughout.
This is considered one of the brightest balls Adidas has ever created, Handy said. That’s a far cry from Adidas’ first World Cup ball in 1970, which featured the classic black-and-white color pattern with iconic hexagon shapes throughout."
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