Club América badges through 109 years of history 🦅 | OneFootball

America celebrates 109 years of existence and here we present the different crests it has had throughout its successful history.

In total, there have been eight, and the last change was made just a few years ago when they modified small parts of the crest.

Here we leave you the history of each one and the years in which they were changed:

First crest – 1916:

This crest was the first in the club's history, designed by Francisco Quintanilla.

Second crest – (1917-1918):

There is some confusion regarding this crest, as it was said to be the first in America's history, but it was actually the second.

Third crest – (1918-1920):

For a few years, the team changed its name to ‘Centro Unión’, so the crest was also replaced by this one.

Fourth crest – (1928-1970):

During these years, the first crest returned, only with blue lines added to make it look like a ball.

Fifth crest – (1943-1946):

They attempted a change in appearance for the Eagles with the start of the professional Liga MX, but it only lasted three years before reverting to the first crest.

Sixth crest – (1970-2012):

By 1970, the logo was “perfected”, but maintaining the same essence as the first.

Seventh crest (2012-2017):

The crest was retouched again, this time removing the side lines and thickening the lines.

Eighth crest (2017-Present):

In 2017, the continent was “perfected”, and the color of the crest was emphasized more.

Finally, we present the crest that was part of America, but for a very short time. When the team recently changed its name to ‘Centro Unión’, this was the design, but it was practically not used in any match.

Which crest do you like the most?

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.