The English Premier League introduces official LGBT-themed balls in support of the movement

Rainbow captain armbands and laces become a thing of the past.
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Reform in the English Premier League.

Details: According to The Athletic, the English Premier League's management has decided that players and team captains are no longer required to wear rainbow laces and captain's armbands as a sign of support and promotion for the LGBTQ+ movement.

It is reported that after the Premier League ended its partnership with Stonewall last year, the league resolved not to place the responsibility of wearing colorful symbols on the players, but instead to establish this support at the Premier League level as a whole.

The Premier League is set to introduce new specialized balls featuring LGBT symbols, which will be used in all EPL matches.

The official release of the LGBT-themed ball is scheduled for next season, as the design and production cannot be completed in the current campaign.

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