• Here are a few options
• aiming for natural South American Spanish: **Option 1 (Common and direct):** "Alguna que otra bolita chiquita
• marcas ligeras en el patrocinador." **Option 2 (Slightly more colloquial for "marks" and "sponsor area"):** "Alguna que otra mota pequeña
• pequeñas manchas en la publicidad." **Option 3 (More formal for "faint marks"):** "Alguna que otra bolita diminuta
• marcas tenues en el patrocinador." **Breakdown of terms:** * **"The odd tiny bobble"**: * "Alguna que otra bolita chiquita/diminuta/pequeña" (literally "some other tiny/small bobble") - "Bolita" is very common for fabric pilling/bobbles. "Chiquita" is very common in South America for "tiny." * "Alguna que otra mota pequeña" - "Mota" can also mean a bobble or lint. * **"Faint marks"**: * "Marcas ligeras" (light marks) * "Pequeñas manchas" (small stains/marks) * "Marcas tenues" (faint/subtle marks) * **"to sponsor"**: * "en el patrocinador" (on the sponsor's logo/area) * "en la publicidad" (on the advertising/sponsor's logo) - This is very common when referring to the sponsor's print on a shirt. I'd lean towards **Option 1** or **Option 2** as they sound very natural for describing defects on a football shirt in South America.

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