Every year, football is becoming increasingly popular, and in almost every family there is a person who likes to watch such games. This sport has now become a successful business, because billionaires are massively buying professional football clubs in the world in order to become part of the story and make more money. The majority of the world's population adheres to this version, but almost no one thinks that wealthy presidents spend a lot of money on transfers of football players, pay fabulous salaries to them and pay taxes for them, and as a result, not every football club is able to become profitable. In each country there are at least a dozen clubs that have sunk into oblivion due to lack of funding or as a result have gone bankrupt. Each football grand has its own history of existence, as well as the emblems of football clubs.
The essence of the emblems of football clubs
The rules of almost any team sport require the presence of an emblem. That is why in the world there is a huge variety of “faces” of clubs. Football club emblems are important for teams. After all, as you know, as you call a ship, it will sail. The emblems of the football clubs of the world are mainly sharpened by their names. That is, if a team is called, for example, "Tractor", which is based in Nikolaev, and was founded in 1920, then the icon will most likely display the capital letters "T", "N" and the year the team was created. Of course, some emblems of football clubs are made in a different style. As you know, each team has its own symbol, be it an animal, equipment or object. So, in some cases, the emblems of football clubs in the world have the form of a symbol.
History and Marketing
Every championship has a club that has a glorious history, and its emblem is already a world famous brand. Teams like Real Madrid, Manchester United or International from Milan are recognizable by every football fan. They are among the ten most popular clubs in the world, therefore, the leadership of these football grandees should have high-class PR managers who are responsible for promoting the club and its logo as a brand to increase popularity, bringing huge revenues to the leadership.
History of Milan Internationale
The emblems of football clubs from the top ten of the most popular giants of world football have their own history of creation and change. For example, Milan Internationale was officially founded in 1908. Back then, football was not one of the forms of earnings, so no one thought about the beauty of emblems. The “Inter” sign was black and white and consisted of 4 letters interwoven with each other, each of which was the capital letter of a certain word. To this day, the emblem of the Italian grand has undergone changes 13 times. The last one took place in July 2014. Experienced marketers and artists worked to create the current “face” of the Internationale football club. They had a difficult task to combine the history of the team, aesthetics and recognition in the image. And this applies not only to the Milan Grand. The emblems of football clubs in England are also constantly undergoing changes.
Emblems of the ancestors of football
Separately, it is necessary to mention the teams that do not betray their history and try to keep it as long as possible in the image of their club. England boasts a club such as Bristol Rovers, which was created back in 1883. According to media reports, this football club was founded by five guys sitting in one of the bars of Bristol. Since the city in which the club was founded is a port, it was decided to maintain the atmosphere of the sea. Therefore, a pirate with a sword flaunts on the emblem, which still remains an unchanged symbol, and in the entire history of the existence of the team has never been removed from the sign. Also of interest is the London "gunners" whose club was founded in 1886. The emblem contained an image of weapons, because on the street that gathered the guys, there was an arms factory. After 37 years, a cannon appeared on the emblem, which still flaunts on the flag of Arsenal.
Of course, the emblems of football clubs in Russia have their own meaning. Moscow "Spartak" got its emblem in 1935, when Nikolai Petrovich Starostinsky came up with an image in the form of a red diamond, and it had a capital letter "C" in it. As you might guess, it denoted the name of the club. According to the same plan, Moscow Dynamo went, whose emblem depicted the capital letter "D".