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The club’s first variant features the blazon of the city of Saint-Etienne, special typography for the club’s name, and stripes following the curved edges of the logo.
The “1933” drawn on a ribbon in the lower part is a distinguishing element of the second version. Highlighting the year when the club turned professional, adopting its current name, the logo puts an accent on ASSE’s history. The green and white straight stripes here are separated from the upper part of the emblem.
Finally, logo 3 features a banner with the name of the city that is also an unofficial name of the club. However, a more remarkable element is oak and laurel leaves embracing the crest.
While the next official logo will be announced next month, the new ASSE brand identity will be used since the 2022/2023 season.
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