Club America Logo

A circular yellow badge with a thick dark-blue outline. Inside the circle are dark-blue lines forming a four-segment grid (suggestive of a stylized soccer-ball panel) and a dark-blue silhouette of the Americas centered vertically. Overlappi...

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Yellow circular crest with blue map of the Americas and red letters "C A".
Club America logo

About Club America

A circular yellow badge with a thick dark-blue outline. Inside the circle are dark-blue lines forming a four-segment grid (suggestive of a stylized soccer-ball panel) and a dark-blue silhouette of the Americas centered vertically. Overlapping the map are two large, bold red letters: a "C" on the left and an "A" on the right. A small dark-blue registered ® symbol appears just outside the lower-right of the outer ring.

The design is flat and high-contrast: solid fills with no visible gradients or textures. The map and segment lines are aligned to create a balanced emblem, with the red letters visually foregrounded against the bright yellow field.

What's in it: map of North and South America letters 'C' and 'A'

Shapes: circle segmented circle (soccer-panel style) wordmark letters silhouette

Style: flat bold emblem sport high-contrast

Text in logo: C A

A silhouette of the American continents centered in the badge evokes continental identity; the bold "C A" initials foreground the club initials and the circular, segmented outline references a football/soccer emblem.

Colors

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Bright Yellow
#FFD400 · primary
Dark Navy Blue
#0B2B55 · primary
Vivid Red
#D9392E · accent

Club America Logo History

Club América is a Mexican professional football (soccer) club based in Mexico City, founded on 12 October 1916. It is one of Mexico's most prominent and historically successful clubs.

Frequently asked

What do the letters "C A" stand for?

They are the club initials, standing for Club América.

Which continents are shown in the map?

The blue silhouette shows North and South America.

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