New Premier League ball revealed as the Nike Ordem 3 after West Ham players seen training with them during pre-season

  • West Ham players were seen using the Nike Ordem 3 during pre-season
  • The football will be used in the Premier League, Serie A and La Liga
  • Nike have yet to officially unveil their latest high-tech football 

By Adam Smith For Mailonline

Published: 17:49 EST, 22 June 2015 | Updated: 06:25 EST, 23 June 2015

With the new Premier League season under two months away, it appears that the new football used throughout the season will be the Nike Ordem 3 after West Ham's stars were spotted using them during their first day of pre-season.

The high-tech ball will be also be used in La Liga and Serie A but has not been officially unveiled by Nike.

Some of West Ham's stars including James Tomkins, Joey O'Brien and Darren Randolph were seen using it for the first time at Chadwell Heath.

Darren Randolph, who signed for the club from Birmingham, was one of the first players to use the ball

Darren Randolph, who signed for the club from Birmingham, was one of the first players to use the ball

James Tomkins was one of the players who returned to pre-season using the new Nike Ordem 3

James Tomkins was one of the players who returned to pre-season using the new Nike Ordem 3

The ball has been made brighter and more colourful to help players see it better - making them react faster.

Nike have given it 12 panels to help with a more accurate flight, which is sure to benefit some of the Premier League's biggest hitters.

The ball is set to be unveiled in July but it's likely we'll see more Premier League clubs pictured with it as they return for pre-season training.

Matt Jarvis looked mesmerised by the new ball as he juggled it during the first day of pre-season training 

Matt Jarvis looked mesmerised by the new ball as he juggled it during the first day of pre-season training 

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