Premier League Logo
A dark navy silhouette of a standing lion facing left, wearing a small crown. The lion's forepaw rests on a stylized red soccer ball with pentagon cutouts; the mane and body are rendered as solid shapes with negative-space facial features a...
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About Premier League
A dark navy silhouette of a standing lion facing left, wearing a small crown. The lion's forepaw rests on a stylized red soccer ball with pentagon cutouts; the mane and body are rendered as solid shapes with negative-space facial features and fur details. Below the graphic is a stacked, all-caps serif wordmark reading "PREMIER LEAGUE" in the same navy color.
The mark is emblematic and heraldic in appearance: bold, high-contrast shapes with a clear primary symbol (the crowned lion) and a supporting sports element (the ball). The layout is vertical: emblem above, two-line wordmark below.
What's in it: lion crown soccer ball / football
Shapes: lion silhouette crown soccer ball (stylized) stacked wordmark negative-space facial details
Style: heraldic emblematic silhouette bold traditional
Text in logo: PREMIER LEAGUE
Visually evokes royalty, strength and English football through the crowned lion motif combined with a soccer ball.
Colors
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Premier League Logo History
This crowned-lion-with-ball emblem was the Premier League's primary logo style used from the league's founding era into the 2010s; it was replaced by a simplified lion-head mark in a 2016 rebrand.
Frequently asked
Is this the current Premier League logo?
No. This crowned-lion-and-ball emblem was used historically; the league moved to a simplified lion-head wordmark in a 2016 rebrand.
What does the lion and crown represent?
Visually they represent royalty, strength and national heritage, paired with the soccer ball to indicate the sport.
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