Eintracht Frankfurt logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Eintracht Frankfurt Logo PNG Eintracht Frankfurt is the name of one of the oldest and most famous football clubs of German Bundesliga, which was established in 1899.
- Today the team, nicknamed “The Eagles” (“Die Adler” in German) is managed by Adi Hutter with Peter Fischer as the club’s chairman.
- The eagle changed contours and colors but has always been the main part of the Eintracht’s badge, making the team’s visual identity remarkable and powerful.
- 1965 — 1970 The Eintracht badge from 1965 was composed of a white circle with a bold black outline and a red and gold eagle in the middle.
- There was no wordmark or anything else on the badge, but the bird and the shield on its body with the strong and straight letter “E”, executed in white and gold.
- The red and gold color palette of the Eintracht visual identity, complemented by monochrome details, was a perfect representation of power and confidence of the team, reflecting their strength and determination.
- 1970 — 1977 The redesign of 1970 brought a new color palette and composition to the club’s in-signia.
- Now the circle was outlined in a thick black frame, where the “Eintracht Frankfurt” lettering in white was placed around the perimeter.
- As for the main element, the eagle was redrawn and became even more heraldic.
- 1977 — 1998 The logo was redrawn again in 1977.
- There was no outlines and frames, so the “Eintracht” lettering in red was placed on the bird’s body, and had a black delicate “Frankfurt” above it.
- 1998 — Today In 1998 the club decides to get back to its logo, created in 1970 but changes it a little.
- The wordmark is now removed from the badge, and the red heraldic eagle is enclosed in a thick red frame.
- The new color palette, without any black details, looks passionate and powerful, pointing on the team’s attitude to sports and their expertise.
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