Udinese logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Udinese Calcio logo PNG The logo of the Italian football club Udinese Calcio has a long and fascinating history, like the team itself.
- Udinese FC, which was established in the city of the same name in 1896, is the country’s second oldest club, after Genoa.
- Meaning and history Early 1970s One of the earliest known logos (the early 1970s) was based on the letters “ACU” (the initials of the old name of the club, Associazione Calcio Udinese).
- 1970s – 1977 The Udinese logo, used in the 1970s, was super strong and modern.
- The first two were executed in black and set on the white stripes of the crest, while the “U” in white was set on the middle black stripe.
- All symbols were written in the same bold and slightly narrowed sans-serif typeface, which looked progressive and stylish.
- 1977 – 1980s The redesign of 1977 introduced a new abstract geometric badge, which was used by the club for another few years.
- It was a light gray circle in a black outline with a white rounded crest placed in the center and a black and white chevron pointing up and set over the crest.
- 1980s – 1995 However, in the middle of the 1980s, the stylish circular badge of the football club was redesigned.
- Not the logo turned to a white crest in a thin black outline with the black chevron having its sharp peak looking up as the main element.
- The lowercase “Udinese Calcio” inscription in a bold and smooth serif typeface was written in black above the crest.
- The font of the inscription featured softly rounded lines and massive square serifs.
- The light gray color was gone now and the whole composition was executed in a black and white color palette.
- On the 2010 Udinese logo, a grey gradient and a gold laurel wreath could be seen.
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