This is the shape of the classic soccer ball, originally called the Telstar ball and used in the official FIFA World Cup ...

Little by little, we are approaching the end of this first Club World Cup, and it has been revealed which new ball will decide the finalists and the next champion.

Called the Trionda (Spanish for “triwave”), the new ball celebrates the three host nations—the U.S., Mexico and Canada—for the first multinational-hosted World Cup.