Istvan Kovacs runs down the right wing and crosses for the arriving Roland Juhasz to smash the ball in to the back of the net with the new EC ball. He then lifts his hands up to celebrate that goal. This could happen at the French European Championships in the summer of 2016. The Origo cameras were present to catch the moment on the Videoton training pitch. We then asked the Vidi players whether the new ball would be good for Bernd Storck and his Hungarian national team.

Better Grip

The manufacturer always tries to create that something special, but this does not always happen, as the ball that was used at the 2010 South Africa World Cup will confirm. The keepers were very scared with that ball and the players were not always able to shoot in the direction that they would like to. The ball that was used at the 2014 World Cup was better received by the majority of players. The new ball has arrived and it has a better grip and looks better.

The biggest difference for the Hungarians: the international players will finally be able to actually play instead of just watch from a distance.

Bernd Storck, the international team boss has chosen many players from the Hungarian first division, and Videoton also has several national team players, which is why the ball was taken to Fehervar so that it could be put to the test.

Kicks, saves, opinions- take a look!

Vidi manager Ferenc Horvath held a light training session for his team, and the players enjoyed the tasks in hand.