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North American Soccer League (NASL) logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG North American Soccer League Logo PNG Meaning and history 1968 — 1974 The initial logo of the North American Soccer League was pretty cool and futuristic.
- Designed within a minimalistic concept, it was composed of a stylized black and white football ball, and a sharp and massive wordmark set under it and accompanied by a circular medallion in quiet and red, with the silhouette of the North America map.
- The lettering was set in dark blue and had its bold square capital letters narrowed and inclined to the right, creating a sense of confident movement forward.
- 1975 — 1984 The redesign of 1975 introduced a new concept for the NASL badge.
- It was an intense-green shield with its bottom edge rounded and the upper one featuring a white rectangular banner on it.
- The banner had a bright blue wordmark in a blue rectangular frame set on its upper part and an enlarged extra-bold “NASL” abbreviation in a modern sans-serif with an arched “A” under it.
- As for the main part of the crest, its green background was stylized as a part of the football stadium grass, with two white lines creating an angle in its bottom part, and a white football ball in the center.
- The ball had blue pentagons with red five-pointed stars on them as the main pattern.
- 2011 — Today The shape of the current NASL logo is the same as that of the shield that the former NASL used during the last decade of its existence.
- The core structural elements are the same, too: a soccer ball with a star in the middle and the lettering “NASL” above.
- The modern version looks more refined, though, and has a more minimalistic palette.
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