THE PREMIER LEAGUE LOGOS

Design elements, history and evolution of Premier League logos.

The English Premier League, which is the most viewed and richest football league in the world, is an English professional league for the men association football clubs. Barclays Bank is the official sponsor of the league. In 1992, the competition was originally established as an FA premier league.

In 1992, Minale Tattersfield gave the first repetition to the famous premier league logo lion with its trophy crown. It was during that time when commercialization broke out in football. In 2001, the next transformation featured a change of name as well as the first most sponsorship. The shield shape was imposed by the Barclay card logo in place of the FA green bar. In 2004, it affiliated Barclays cooperate color. In 2007, the current version of the premier league was disclosed. Some modifications were visible to its color scheme and wordmark. The lion has been the central component of the logo with its stylish and confident glare. The premier league logo comprised of a frightful lion that depicts the authority that dominates the game. It acts for the challenges to its twenty competing member teams.

Colors of the Premier League Logo
The bright red and blue colors in the logo symbolizes the fervour and lively nature of the football league’s fast paced and intense style.

Font of the Premier League Logo
The Premier League logo features a slightly modified form of the Albertus typeface.