Conmebol unveils Cumbre white black gold ball for Libertadores final and another for Sudamericana Por Carolina Costa
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The South American Football Confederation released this Thursday, October 30, 2025, the designs of the balls to be used in the Libertadores and Sudamericana finals.
The Libertadores ball, named Cumbre and produced by Puma, has a white base with black and gold details.
Flamengo has already secured a spot in the Libertadores final, set for November 29 at the Monumental Stadium in Lima, Peru.
Atlético-MG is in the Sudamericana final, scheduled for November 22 at Defensores del Chaco in Asunción, Paraguay.
Details of the Cumbre design for Libertadores
Puma describes the gold elements of Cumbre as a reference to the shine of the Libertadores trophy.
The name Cumbre honors the Andes Mountain Range, a symbol of perseverance in South American football.
Sudamericana ball features vibrant colors
The Sudamericana ball follows a similar pattern to Cumbre but with black, yellow, and blue details.
This version highlights the diversity of continental competitions.
Path of Brazilian finalists
- Flamengo eliminated Racing in the Libertadores semifinals after a draw in the second leg.
- Atlético-MG defeated Independiente del Valle and seeks its first Sudamericana title.
Finals define matchups this Thursday
Palmeiras faces LDU at 9:30 PM Brasília time for the other Libertadores spot.
Lanús plays Universidad de Chile at 7 PM for the Sudamericana final.
The winners will be known later today.
Technical features of the balls
Both Cumbre balls meet FIFA standards for official competitions.
They have a textured PU coating and butyl rubber bladder.
Weight ranges from 430 to 450 grams, with a circumference of 69 to 71 cm.
Expectation for November decisions
The single finals focus attention on iconic South American stadiums.
Lima hosts the Libertadores for the second time in the current format.
Asunción returns as the Sudamericana venue after previous editions.
The Libertadores winner plays the 2026 Recopa Sudamericana.
