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Is the World Cup ball making it hard for goalkeepers?

BBC Sport· Jun 25, 2026 · 10:34 PM · 5 views

The Trionda, with its revolutionary four-panel design, is causing chaos for goalkeepers in the 2026 World Cup. Top players like Jordan Pickford and Edouard Mendy are finding it challenging to manage the ball's speed and lack of spin. As errors increase, former professionals weigh in on whether this is a fleeting issue or a glimpse into football's future. #WorldCup2026 #Goalkeepers #Trionda #FootballInnovation #SportsNews

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