Italian Serie A logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Each stripe of the flag was separated from another with a thin gold line.
- 1992 — 1996 The redesign of 1992 completely changed the image of the federation.
- 1996 — 2000 In 1996 the logo was redesigned again, this time in a clean and modern concept — a black and white football enclosed into a thick smooth orbit executed in the color of the Italian flag — green, white, and red.
- 2000 — 2010 The contours of the badge were cleaned and modified in 2000.
- As for the logotype, it also got more air between its letters, and switched the typeface to a more lightweight one, although still in a simple sans-serif.
- A solid blue circular emblem with white outlines, a white and blue football in the middle, an arched inscription on top of it, and a date mark under.
- The football was horizontally crossed by a blue banner, also with a white outline, having a “TIM” lettering on it, and a red graphical emblem near.
- The red flag on the left from the “TIM” inscription was now formed by three red lines, not five, and this made the logo look cleaner and neater.
- 2009 — 2010 The elements got bigger in 2009 and the color palette became a bit calmer and softer in the same year.
- All the contours got cleaned and under the blue and white football on the emblem, there was now the “2009 — 2010” arched along the contours of the blue circle.
- 2010 — 2018 A completely new logo concept for the Serie A football league was introduced in 2010.
- It was a stylized rounded image of a stadium field in gold, outlines in gradient elements in three colors of the National flag of Italy — green, white and red.
- The gradient blue inscription in a thin and elegant sans-serif typeface was written under the emblem, having its long bars slightly flared by their ends.
- 2010 — 2016 Another version of the new badge was created a few months after the three-dimensional rounded emblem was flattened and placed on a white background enclosed in a thin gold frame.
- This element was placed above another one — a solid blue banner with the white “TIM” in a slanted sans-serif font, and a red flag, composed of three weaving lines on its left.
- The new logo was composed just like the second emblem — two parts, with the “TIM” blue banner, but was executed in the same three-dimensional style and gloss as the first rounded stadium with the “Serie A” inscription.
- Having eliminated the “TIM” lettering, the current Italian Serie A logo preserves the iconic dark blue for the lettering “Serie A.” Gold, red, and green also stay, but now they form a large “A” with an orbit-like element around it.
- There was also a secondary version of the badge, where the tricolor bar was removed, and the blue banner was added to the bottom part of the logo — with the straight “TIM” in green, white and red, and a stylized flag on its left.
- 2021 — Today The redesign of 2021 slightly switched the color palette of the badge, making the contrast between the shades stronger.
- As for the secondary version, it was also changed, and the banner now had all of the corners straight and sharp (unlike the previous version, where the bottom angles were rounded).
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