Standard de Liège logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Standard de Liège Logo PNG Standard de Liege is the name of a football club, which was established in 1898 in Belgium.
- Being one of the oldest and strongest Belgian clubs and nicknamed “The Reds” (Les Rouches), today it is managed by Philippe Montanier.
- Meaning and history One of the oldest Belgic football clubs has been very consistent and conservative with its visual identity.
- And it is totally understandable, as the badge, designed for them at the very beginning of the club’s history, is a brilliant example of elegance, power, and style.
- 1923 — 1972 The Standard de Liege logo, introduced in 1923 featured an elegant narrowed crest, vertically divided into two parts — the red on the left, and the wider one on the right, in white.
- The crest featured nothing but the delicate black outline and the “SL” intertwined letters in black, placed on the white side of the shield.
- The letters were executed in a bold and sleek hand-written typeface with their lines elongated.
- 1972 — 1980 In 1972 the logo of the club was redesigned and became more sophisticated and bright.
- The black color was replaced by a light gold, which added vitality and elegance to the badge.
- Two more detailed appeared on the emblem — the golden crown above the crest and a white and gold wreath under it.
- 1980 — 2013 The lines and contours of the badge were redrawn in 1980.
- The framing and separation line became bolder, while the wreath was now more schematic and light.
- The logo started looking modern and strong.
- The five-pointed star was added above the crown, and the ribbon with a white “1898” date mark — under the crest.
PNG Design and Logo Download
