Remove stain from synthetic leather I have a valuable soccer ball. It is not real leather, but a synthetic leather.

I used this cleaning agent to remove a few marks:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Motsenbockers-Lift-Off-Graffiti-Remover-Trigger/dp/B00N3B25LU

However, I stupidly forgot to wait for the ball to dry and then placed it within an orange plastic carrier bag. Now the cleaning agent has reacted with the dye and there's a yellow-tint stain.

I have tried using acetone and these:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dr-Beckmann-Stain-Devils-Survival/dp/B07TKJPH7D/ref=sr_1_14?keywords=dr+beckmann&amp;qid=1575488301&amp;sr=8-14

but I cannot remove the stain.

Does anyone with chemistry knowledge know what else I could try?

UPDATE:

Got it out in the end. I used Dr Beckmann Stain Devils tea &amp; wine, cut some cloth in to the shape of the area I wanted to clean, poured water, then the powder, then water on top and left for hours. Took multiple attempts.
The dye has probably migrated a bit into your ball`s surface, so whatever (solvent) you try to get it out with again, it might take a while.

Remember the classic school (chromatography) experiment: You draw a line with a felt pen on a piece of paper, 2 cm from the edge, and stick the paper into a glass filled only 1cm high with acetone.

You can try to transport the dye so far into the ball you dont see it any more, or try to "fill the glass up to 3cm with acetone". ;)

And remember: Its hard to tell how resistant your ball and its original painting is to acetone or hair bleach or soda.