The Titanico739 S4 will be the official ball for San Marino’s national competitions in the 2026-2027 season. The new model, the result of a collaboration between PARK and the San Marino Football Federation (Federazione Sammarinese Giuoco Calcio, FSGC), features the eleven goals of the federation’s sustainability strategy along with the phrase “Quasi invisibile” (“Almost invisible”), tied to the campaign against gender-based violence.
The partnership has now reached its fourth year. Used primarily in national eleven-a-side competitions, the ball will also accompany San Marino’s youth national teams in international matches, up to and including the Under-21 level.
“Sustainability is one of the pillars of the collaboration between PARK and the FSGC. For the 2026-2027 season, this commitment takes concrete shape in the ball’s design, which features the 11 goals of the Federation’s Sustainability Strategy,” the statement reads.
Among the elements featured in the new edition is the title of the song “Quasi invisibile,” the communicative centerpiece of the campaign against gender-based violence created by San Marino United Artists, a collective of local artists and musicians. The FSGC has supported the initiative since its launch in 2025.
“The decision to include this reference on the official ball stems from a desire to follow through on a specific promise: to talk about sustainability and social causes at every moment of the year, not just on symbolic dates.”
The message will thus accompany the ball’s use throughout the season, reaching players, clubs and fans alike. The Federation describes it as “a message addressed in particular to footballers, both men and women, but also to everyone involved in the world of sport, which is called not only to compete, but also to educate, raise awareness and contribute to people’s cultural growth.”
On the environmental front, the Titanico739 S4 is presented as Monte Titano’s carbon-zero ball. According to estimates included in the statement, around ten tonnes of CO2 equivalent will be kept out of the atmosphere.
