Internazionale logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Inter Milan Logo PNG As one of Italy’s oldest football clubs, Football Club Internazionale Milano (Inter Milan) has had its logo modified more than 15 times.
- 1908 — 1928 The initial logo for Inter Milan was introduced in 1908 and stays with the club until now.
- It was a circular medallion with a calm gold background and a double-thick outline in black and blue.
- 1928 — 1929 The redesign of 1928 had a different approach to design — the new emblem featured a circular badge, vertically divided by a wide gold column.
- The rhomboid crest in the middle of the emblem was colored in blue and black vertical stripes, outlined in gold, and the frame of the figure was split into eight black and white segments.
- On two whites there were “A” and “S” letters in gold.
- The black horizontal banner with gold “Ambrosiana” wordmark was set on the bottom part of the circle.
- 1945 — 1960 In 1945 the club returns its original emblem, drawing it in reverse colors, with the framing still in black and blue, but the inner circle became white, while the iconic intertwined monogram became light gold.
- 1960 — 1963 The logo, introduced in 1960 featured a traditional crest, which was vertically split into two equal parts, with the left one in blue and black, and the right one in white with the blue serpent and a gold football image on it.
- 1961 — 1963 The version of the emblem from 1961 comprised a vertically striped oval in blue and burgundy colors, with the gold snake in the middle and the “Inter” inscription placed on the horizontal banner on the top part of the badge.
- Later, in 1962, the oval was placed on a crest and changed its colors to blue and black.
- 1963 — 1966 The circular medallion with the monogram returns in 1963 in its original color scheme, but with the additional version created.
- The traditional strict crest featured a diagonal pattern, consisting of white, blue, and black stripes, and a white serpent placed in the middle.
- The gold five-pointed Star was now placed above the circle, and sometimes the whole composition was enclosed into an oval frame and set on a striped blue and black background.
- 1998 — 2007 The redesign of 1988 switched the color palette of the logo by setting the gold monogram on a black background and placing it inside a bigger blue circle with the white “Inter” lettering arched on the top and the “1908” datemark in the bottom.
- 2007 — 2014 The logo from 1966 is back in the renewed color scheme, with the beige-gold internal circle and a star, white lettering, and black and blue framing.
- 2014 — 2021 The current logo version of the Italian football club was introduced in 2014 and featured the original design with refined and strengthened contours.
- 2021 — Today Symbol Some of the crests introduced later in the club’s history had nothing in common with the logo FC Internazionale Milano adopted in its first days.
- Current emblem And yet, the club has been returning to its original logo again and again until eventually in 2014 it introduced a roundel emblem where the iconic interlacing initials were placed inside three rings – black, blue, and gold.
- Colors The noble gold hue dominating the Internazionale logo looks very eye-pleasing when paired with the muted shade of blue.
PNG Design and Logo Download
