Premier League announces major change after 25 years as fans call it ‘worse than the Super League’

THE Premier League is set to end it's partnership with Nike after 25 years.

US-based sportswear brand Nike has supplied the league's match balls since the 2000-01 campaign.

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However, Puma will take over from the 2025-26 season.

According to , Nike had the chance to extend it's 25-year partnership beyond 2025, but negotiations failed to reach a positive conclusion.

German firm Puma has since agreed a deal with the top flight of English football.

And fans are far from happy.

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One person tweeted: "This is worse than the Super League."

Another agreed, adding: "The game's gone."

A third wrote: "End of an Era."

A fourth said: "If they’re anything like the Puma kits, we’re in trouble."

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While another simply commented: "Noooooo."

Puma currently supply official match balls for Serie A and La Liga, as well as the English Football League.

Before Nike took over as the Premier League's match ball supplier, Mitre produced the footballs for England's top tier.