PSG logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG PSG Logo PNG The earliest Paris Saint-Germain logo was introduced in 1970, when the club was founded and remained its primary symbol for two playing seasons.
- There was also a red vessel, which was used as a symbol of Paris.
- The same logo was adopted by Paris FC, as they were one club at the time.
- Meaning and history Despite its nine redesigns, the visual identity of one of the most awarded European football clubs has always been based on one color palette and the bright symbol, which is strongly associated with Paris — Tour Eiffel.
- 1970 — 1972 The very first visual identity design of the Paris Saint-Germain football club was introduced in 1970 and featured a light blue football with a hexagonal pattern and white thin lines separating the segments from each other.
- The dark blue solid circle had a stylized red Eiffel Tower with a white outline on it.
- Under the tower, on a smaller blue circle, there was a white cradle and a small fleur-de-lys symbol.
- It was a celebration of King Louis XIV, who was born in Saint-Germain Des Pres.
- 1990 — 1992 At the beginning of the 1990s, the club started using the logo version created in 1972, not changing it and keeping all the elements and colors in its places.
- 1992 — 1996 The redesign of 1992 brought a completely different logo version to the Parisian football club.
- 1996 — 2002 The logo from 1972 was slightly modified in 1996, by adding a wide white frame with a full wordmark and slightly changing the color palette to a brighter one.
- The lettering around the badge’s perimeter was executed in all capital letters of a bold sans-serif typeface, which was well-balanced and looked solid and professional.
- 2002 — 2010 The white frame became blue in 2002, along with the blue lettering turning white and two thin circular outlines.
- 2013 — Today The redesign of 2013 removes the cradle from the PSG visual identity and widens the frame.
- The elegant gold fleet-de-lye is now the only element, placed in a smaller blue circle under the Eiffel Tower.
- Font According to some sources, the club uses a custom font, which was developed by an international typographic studio Babel Font.
- Bill Corporate or Sweet Sans can be mentioned among similar-looking types.
- Blue and red have always dominated the logo, with white as a secondary color.
- However, the shade of blue hasn’t stayed the same, it varied from the clean, bright color of the original logo to the dark, almost black shade of the following version.
- In addition to blue, red, and white, there’s also gold color.
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