A Liverpool brand design agency is behind the new ball set to be used in the English Football League, and it had its first outing ahead of Fulham's Championship play-off win last week.
Bold Street-based Uniform has unveiled its "hypnotic and eye-catching pink and blue patterns" will be used by the 72 Championship, League One and League Two teams in the coming 2020/21 season.
The firm's Richard Pay is one of the only three 海角视频 designers to have mastered the skill needed to design a football, and he has designed over 20 to date.
The ball was unveiled on the pitch at Wembley last week, before Fulham beat Brentford in the Championship play-off final to win promotion to the Premier League.
Uniform’s creative lead, Richard Pay, said: “Imagine designing a poster that has no start point, no end point, no top, or bottom, no edge.
"Just seamlessly connected all the way around. That’s what designing a football is like. The design needs to transition from one panel to the next, all the way around and back to itself.
"We developed a concept based on the idea of the flow state - a fluid, organic graphic. It was crucial that the design is distinct and will stand out at a small size when constantly on the move.
"No small feat. But we love a challenge.”
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Using what's known as HyperseamTM technology, the Mitre Delta Max EFL ball delivers "optimum control, speed, and stability", as well as an "unbelievably accurate flight".
Sean Kavanagh, sports marketing director at Mitre said: “We can’t wait to unveil the new Mitre Delta EFL football ahead of the EFL play-offs.
"Whilst it won’t be seen on pitch until the 2020/21 season, it’s already received brilliant feedback from players in training.
"The ball is packed with all the technology players have come to expect from Mitre and the design is striking.
"We’re confident it’ll stand out on pitches next season and prove to be a game changer.”