Inter Milan 2014-2015 Logo
A circular badge composed of multiple concentric rings: an outer gold rim, a medium-width bright blue ring, a thin black ring, and a narrow white ring surrounding a gold central disc. Centered on the gold disc is a bold, white, interlocking...
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About Inter Milan 2014-2015
A circular badge composed of multiple concentric rings: an outer gold rim, a medium-width bright blue ring, a thin black ring, and a narrow white ring surrounding a gold central disc. Centered on the gold disc is a bold, white, interlocking monogram formed by geometric, vertically oriented strokes that create the letters F, C, I and M in a compact, maze-like arrangement.
The overall effect is flat and graphic, with high contrast between the white letterforms and the gold field and strong color banding around the perimeter in blue and black. The mark reads as a modern, simplified club crest emphasizing the interwoven initials rather than any pictorial element.
What's in it: interlocking letters / monogram (F C I M)
Shapes: circle concentric rings circular badge monogram (interlocking letters)
Style: minimalist monogram flat geometric sport badge
Text in logo: FCIM
Interlocking club initials presented as a unified monogram inside a round badge; emphasizes heritage and identity.
Colors
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Inter Milan 2014-2015 Logo History
Circular monogram badge introduced by Football Club Internazionale Milano in 2014 as a simplified, modern identity; used on club materials and kits around the 2014–2015 period before later rebranding adjustments.
Frequently asked
What do the letters in the monogram stand for?
They are the club initials FCIM — Football Club Internazionale Milano — arranged as an interlocking monogram.
When was this badge introduced?
This circular monogram was introduced by Inter in 2014 and used on club materials around the 2014–2015 period.
What are the main colors used?
A gold/tan central field, white letterforms, a royal blue ring and a thin black ring.
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