Lots of footballs to kit out your club

Why buy footballs in bulk for a club?

Buying in bulk allows you to equip a whole team or group at once rather than ordering the balls one by one. A club needs several identical balls to run group training, rotate sessions between different groups, or simply to have a stock in case of wear or loss. The lots offered here cover both daily training and preparing for a match or tournament.

Bundles of 5, 10 or 20 balls: how to choose the right quantity?

The right format depends on the size of the group to be equipped and the frequency of use. You can check each format separately to compare the available models:

• The bundle of 5 balls, suitable for a small group or as a supplement to existing equipment.
• The bundle of 10 balls, the most common format for equipping a full team in training.
• The bundle of 20 balls, designed for clubs managing multiple groups or age categories simultaneously.

Uhlsport, Erima, Hummel, adidas: which brands to choose for a lot of balls?

The four brands in this selection each have extensive experience with footballs, offering ranges designed for regular club use. Uhlsport provides several lines of balls, from basic training models to more technical versions used in matches. Erima, Hummel, and adidas complete the offer with balls designed for intensive group use, capable of withstanding repeated sessions without losing their playing qualities. The choice of brand mainly depends on the intended use: daily training, technical sessions, or official matches.

Training ball or match ball: what's the difference in a lot?

A training ball is designed to withstand frequent use on various surfaces without its structure deteriorating too quickly. A match ball, often more carefully crafted, aims for a touch of the ball and trajectory closer to what is expected in competition. Some lots mix both uses, featuring versatile balls that can be used for both training and friendly matches.

What other equipment is needed to equip a football club?

A lot of balls is often complemented by other needs related to club life. You can check the following pages to complete your equipment:

• The textiles by brand, to find kits and gear sorted by manufacturer.
• The club textiles, to select shirts, shorts, and tracksuits by type of product.
• The club equipment, which includes accessories necessary for the daily management of a team.
• The care items, for first aid and player maintenance equipment.
• The pitch equipment, for training and match space gear.

To return to the full range of offerings for clubs, the page Club space groups all these categories together.

When should you keep an eye on good deals for ball bundles?

Prices for ball bundles vary depending on the time of year, with commercial operations returning regularly. The Black Friday is often one of the first key dates to watch, followed by the holiday season and then the winter sales. Spring brings the French Days, a good time to refresh stock before the season resumes. Outside of these key periods, several ongoing pages on the site allow you to check current offers: the Club space sales, the Club space deals, clearance, special offers, and new arrivals. The 24-hour shipping page can also help find a lot available for urgent orders.

Frequently asked questions

How many balls should be considered for a club training session?

The number depends on the squad size and planned exercises, but a team of young or adult players generally performs better with one ball for every two or three players during technical drills. A bundle of 10 or 20 balls allows for multiple workshops to be conducted in parallel without interruption. For a smaller group or as a complement to existing stock, a bundle of 5 is often sufficient.

Can different sizes of balls be mixed in the same order?

Each bundle generally corresponds to a single size suitable for a specific age category. If a club needs multiple sizes, it is possible to order several different bundles to cover both youth and senior categories. It is advisable to check the size indicated on each product page before confirming the order.

Are the balls sold in bundles identical to each other?

Yes, a bundle includes balls of the same model, brand, and size, ensuring uniformity during collective sessions. This consistency also makes it easier to replace a damaged ball without changing the group's playing habits.

Can a training ball be used in an official match?

Some training balls are versatile enough to be used in a friendly match, but official competitions often impose specific requirements on the ball used. It's best to reserve match balls for official games and keep training models for regular sessions.

How can one maintain a lot of balls to make them last longer?

A ball lasts longer if stored in a dry place, protected from extreme temperature variations, and not kept fully inflated outside of sessions. Avoiding overly abrasive surfaces for frequent use also limits premature wear of the outer material. Regularly checking the pressure before each use helps preserve the ball's structure.