The Ball is a symbol of tradition, fair play and respect and a celebration of football’s capacity to bring people together all over the world.
People often ask if we have a spare ball in case we lose the one we are carrying. “No,” we reply, “there is only One Ball and only One World, and we have to look after both.”
Many clubs are helping us fight for equality, education and tolerance in Germany, Brazil and around the world.
The Ball relays positive social messages at schools and NGOs through storytelling, video, slideshows and physical activity.
We’re thrilled to announce that we will be launching The Ball 2022-2023 at Battersea Park in London on 10th July 2022. Come join us to kick off The Ball on its way to the 2023 FIFA Women‘s World Cup in New Zealand and Australia!
Pres of Honduras signs The Ball and pledges to use replica to travel his land & fight 4 peace pic.twitter.com/WPCYNrM72p pic.twitter.com/jiQwGKl6Pe
— The Ball (@the_ball) March 26, 2014