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The Jordanian Football Association has unveiled a new design for the Jordanian Super Cup, as part of efforts to update the tournament's identity and highlight national heritage. The innovative artistic design serves as a reflection of Jordanian traditions through symbolic elements, with the shape representing two teams in tension, intersecting at their peaks, inspired by the Wadi Rum desert, and resembling the journey of the two teams reaching the final. The cup, designed by Jordanian artisan Hussein Al-Azzat and weighing 7.5 kilograms, incorporates symbolism of the seven-pointed star, the craft of "Sadu" weaving, and Jordan’s desert landscape. It aims to strengthen the national identity within Jordanian football. The new cup will be awarded during the final match between Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein at the Amman International Stadium, to determine which team will hold the title for the first time since the tournament's inception in 1981.
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