Football teamwear on clearance

Balls Uhlsport: choose according to use

A club doesn't use the same ball for a striking practice and for a championship match. At Uhlsport, a brand founded in 1948 in Balingen, Germany, the range is categorized by use: the Team and the Resist handle repeated sessions, while the Attack and the Match are aimed at competition. The AddGlue models are made with glued panels, which maintain the round shape, limit water absorption, and keep a consistent trajectory in the rain. The Attack AddGlue meets the FIFA Basic label, which allows it in official competitions.

Other clearance items

Football clearance is also available in:

• Teams, club and national team jerseys.
• Shoes.
• Juniors.
• Goalkeepers.

All clearance items are gathered on the football page.

Ball size and weight by category

The size of the ball corresponds to the age of the players. The size three, about sixty centimetres in circumference, is used for the youngest players, up to eight years old; the size four is used for football up to eight, until twelve or thirteen years old; the size five, from sixty-eight to seventy centimetres, becomes the official ball afterwards. Lighter versions, like the Hummel Inspire Club Lite, reduce the weight for children: striking is easier and heading impacts are less harsh. The Erima Senzor-Star comes from a German brand whose history dates back to a factory in Reutlingen opened around 1900, the oldest German sports brand still in operation.

Reversible vests and bag for equipment

The vest differentiates teams during matches without changing shirts. The reversible models PowerShot, yellow and orange or black and white, offer two colours in one piece: just turn it inside out to create two teams, which avoids the need to buy two sets. The Uhlsport Training Bib, made of lightweight mesh, slips over any training shirt. To carry balls, cones and vests, the bag Basic Errea, from the Italian brand born in 1988 near Parma, offers ample storage. Vests should be washed at thirty degrees, inside out, to preserve the bright colours that make them visible from a distance.

Shorts and sets for youth teams

Youth categories are dressed in durable, easily replaceable pieces. The child's short Joma Glasgow, made of lightweight polyester, coordinates with the club’s colours; Joma, founded in 1965 in Spain, outfits many amateur clubs. The set Hummel t-shirt and shorts, recognizable by the brand’s chevrons, serves as training or tournament attire. Hummel, established in Hamburg in 1923, is now a Danish brand. In clearance, these pieces help complete a set of uniforms without waiting for the entire team to be renewed, as long as all necessary sizes are available before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Which ball to choose for a synthetic pitch?

On synthetic surfaces, the ball wears out faster due to the pellets and abrasion of the artificial grass. A training model with a durable surface, like the Uhlsport Team or Resist, withstands these frictions better than a softer match ball.

What pressure for a football?

The rules of the game set a pressure between 0.6 and 1.1 atmospheres at sea level. The value recommended by the manufacturer often appears near the valve: if overinflated, the ball becomes hard and bounces too much.

How many vests to provide for a team?

For an eleven-a-side match, about ten vests of the same colour are enough, while the other team keeps their jerseys. With reversible vests, provide one for each player: everyone can turn it according to the designated group.

How to make a training ball last?

Store it out of direct sunlight and frost, slightly deflate it during long breaks, and check the pressure before each session. Avoid sitting on it and clean mud with clear water, without detergent.

What to include in the bag for the coach?

Balls, pump and needles, cones, vests, whistle, first aid kit and water bottles. A large bag with a separate compartment keeps wet equipment away from dry items and can be easily stored in the boot.