Puma will be the new match-ball provider for the Scottish Professional Football League and Scottish Women's Premier League from next season.
A multi-year deal has been agreed for the global sports brand to provide match balls for Scottish football as Mitre is replaced.
It means the Puma footballs will be used in women's football in Scotland as well as the four professional men's divisions from the 2023/24 season.
The partnership sees the SPFL and SWPL join La Liga, Serie A and the EFL in joining up with Puma as official match-ball providers.
The Puma Orbita ball will first be used in the Viaplay Cup group stages at the start of next season.
A bespoke SPFL ball will then be used across all four divisions from August 5. The SWPL will also be provided with a bespoke ball for use in the SWPL, SWPL2 and the Sky Sports Cup competition.
Puma UKI general manager Bas van den Bemt said: "We are pleased to be entering this new chapter with the SPFL and SWPL.
"This partnership underscores PUMA's commitment to supporting and promoting football across the game. With the introduction of the Orbita ball, we're bringing together PUMA’s deep love for the game with innovative design and top-tier technology.
"We're looking forward to seeing the Orbita in action and contributing to an exciting season ahead."
Neil Doncaster, SPFL chief executive, added: "This is a significant and exciting partnership for the SPFL and SWPL as we join forces together with PUMA, a brand renowned for its excellence and innovation in sports.
"This new partnership will provide our clubs with a match ball of the highest quality, and also provides the League with additional value and promotional opportunities.
"We eagerly anticipate the start of the next season, showcasing the best of Scottish football with the support of PUMA.”
And SWPL managing director Fiona McIntyre said: “We are absolutely delighted, and hugely excited, to partner with PUMA, a brand recognised across the world.
"Their values include being brave and confident which align perfectly with our own ambitions at the SWPL.
"I am delighted that we will have our own bespoke match-ball for the first time ever – it looks incredible and is another important milestone for the women’s game as we strive to professionalise the SWPL and engage new audiences.”
