UEFA Champions League Logo

A monochrome emblem composed of eight five-pointed stars arranged to form a roughly spherical shape (the well-known "starball"). The star cluster sits above a stacked serif wordmark: small uppercase "UEFA" arched over the larger word "CHAMP...

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UEFA Champions League logo: circular star-ball emblem above serif wordmark 'UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE'.
UEFA Champions League logo

About UEFA Champions League

A monochrome emblem composed of eight five-pointed stars arranged to form a roughly spherical shape (the well-known "starball"). The star cluster sits above a stacked serif wordmark: small uppercase "UEFA" arched over the larger word "CHAMPIONS" and the smaller word "LEAGUE" beneath it.

The overall mark is strictly black/dark-gray on a white background, with a classic, formal serif type for the text and a geometric, tightly grouped star motif forming the circular symbol.

What's in it: stars stylized football/globe (implied by star sphere)

Shapes: circle (implied by star arrangement) wordmark arch

Style: monochrome minimalist emblem serif wordmark geometric

Text in logo: UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

A globe/football formed from stars, evoking international club competition, prestige and unity among European clubs.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Charcoal
#222222 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

UEFA Champions League Logo History

The UEFA Champions League is UEFA's top annual European club football competition; it was rebranded from the European Cup to the Champions League format in 1992 and is organized by UEFA.

Frequently asked

What do the stars in the symbol represent?

Visually, the clustered stars form a spherical 'starball' that suggests a football or globe, symbolizing elite European club competition and unity.

What colors are used in this logo?

The logo is presented in monochrome — dark charcoal/black on a white background.

Is the wordmark part of the logo?

Yes — the emblem sits above a stacked serif wordmark reading 'UEFA' (arched), 'CHAMPIONS' and 'LEAGUE'.

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