Atalanta Logo
An oval, vertically oriented badge split by a diagonal line: the upper-left area is bright blue and the lower-right area is black. Centered inside a white circular ring is a white silhouette profile of a woman's head facing left; her hair i...
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About Atalanta
An oval, vertically oriented badge split by a diagonal line: the upper-left area is bright blue and the lower-right area is black. Centered inside a white circular ring is a white silhouette profile of a woman's head facing left; her hair is rendered as several black, horizontal, wavy stripes that extend toward the right. The club name 'ATALANTA' is arched across the top of the blue field in white capital letters, and the year '1907' appears at the bottom inside the black field in white digits.
The design is flat and graphic with strong contrast between blue, black and white; the circular medallion and diagonal split give the badge a dynamic, motion-oriented feel suitable for a sports crest.
What's in it: female profile silhouette flowing hair (striped)
Shapes: oval badge circular medallion diagonal split arc wordmark
Style: emblem flat minimalist sports badge silhouette
Text in logo: ATALANTA 1907
A stylised profile of Atalanta (a mythological huntress) with flowing hair suggests speed and motion; the year '1907' indicates the club's founding year.
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Atalanta Logo History
Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio (commonly Atalanta) is an Italian professional football club from Bergamo, founded in 1907; the badge references the mythological figure Atalanta and the club's heritage.
Frequently asked
Which club uses this logo?
Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio (Atalanta), the professional football club from Bergamo, Italy.
What do the figure and hair represent?
A stylised profile of Atalanta (a mythological huntress); the wavy hair stripes convey speed and motion.
What are the main colours of the badge?
Blue (#1187D8), black (#000000) and white (#FFFFFF).