48 Inter Milan Logo Options Revealed By Official Design Agency
On March 30 2021, FC Internationale Milano revealed their all-new visual identity. The club's new branding was not created in-house but by Munich-based agency Bureau Borsche. Now the founder of the design studio, Mirko Borsche, has shared some insights of the new Inter Milan logo.
It took one year of work, with a team of twelve people, to redesign the logo
It took the design studio Bureau Borsche one year of work to redesign the logo, with a team of twelve dedicated people - the logo of the International Football Club has now "a contemporary and digital friendly key".
Logo Created During Design Process Of New Inter Milan Badge
As visible on one picture, the designers experimented with many different variations of the 'IM', including some modern and vintage influenced looks. According to Mirko Borsche, the "research that has spanned a century of history and has produced about three hundred different logo options".
They produced about three hundred different logo options
In total, there are 48 different logo designs visible. We have taken close-up pictures of some remarkable ones.
"The main problem [with the previous logo] was the contrast between gold and white, which made it invisible on television and on portable screens", said Borsche, "we had to reduce the concept at all costs, and make it more essential ».
The work of invention was coordinated by Kolja Buscher, a 31- year-old graphic designer who had already created the restyling of the Balenciaga logo.
The designers have kept almost 90 percent of the original proportions
Albeit the new Inter logo looks totally new appears to have been completely revolutionized, the designers swear to have kept almost 90 percent of the original proportions.
For more about the new Inter Milan logo and the design process, we recommend this article on Vogue (Italian) and Highsnobiety, who managed to speak to Mirko Borsche directly.
Have you already grown up on the new Inter Milan logo? Which of the 49 logos created during the process do you like the most? Comment below.
Vintage Football Shirts
from Cult Kits
1994 Toyota Cup Adidas Staff Jacket (L)
2003 Shonan Bellmare #2 Home Shirt (XS) Puma
2010/11 Spain Pique #3 Away Shirt (XXL) Adidas
Japan Nakamura Bootleg Tee
2010/11 Greenock Morton Training Shirt (XXL) Vision
1988/90 Netherlands Home Shirt (L) Adidas
1989/91 Watford Away Shirt (S) Umbro
1990 Alan For England A3 Print
2014/15 PSG Cavani #9 C/L *Player Issue* Away Shirt (S) Nike
1998 Mexico Hernandez #15 *BNWT* Reissue World Cup Edition Away Shirt (L) ABA Sport
River Plate 125th Anniversary Goalkeeper Kit Leaked
River will receive a very stylish keeper kit for the 125th birthday, based on the streamlined Trefoil 26 template.
Adidas F50 Messi 2026 World Cup Boots
Old Firm Football Boots has created some nice mock-ups of Messi's signature cleats for the 2026 World Cup.
https://www.footyheadlines.com/2025/12/adidas-f50-messi-el-ultimo-tango.html
Cerro Porteño 2026 Third Kit Released: 1990s Puma Remake
Puma has officially unveiled the new 2026 third kit for Paraguayan Primera División side Cerro Porteño. The release leans heavily into nostalgia, offering a direct modern recreation of one of the club's most beloved vintage shirts from the late 1990s.
The new Cerro Porteño 2026 third shirt is built on a white base, sharply contrasted by solid dark blue sleeves and vibrant red detailing on the classic polo collar and sleeve cuffs. The most prominent design element is the large, sublimated grey graphic covering the front and back of the torso, which faithfully replicates the stylized "CP" monogram watermark found on the original 1999 kit.
The 2026 third kit serves as a great tribute to the famous "Pinturas Renner" era.
What are your thoughts on this direct retro remake for the new Cerro Porteño third kit? Let us know in the comments below.
Viktoria Köln 26-27 Third Kit Released
German 3. Liga side Viktoria Köln has officially unveiled its new third kit for the 2026-2027 season. Produced by Joma, the new release embraces a deeply nostalgic "Viktoria-Vintage" aesthetic to celebrate the club's roots. This launch also marks a significant off-pitch reunion, as the team will once again feature the logo of the ETL-Gruppe across the chest, welcoming back their long-time former main sponsor for the upcoming campaign.
The Joma Viktoria Köln 26-27 third shirt opts for a classic black and white color palette that leans heavily into retro football fashion. Both the Joma manufacturer logo and the Viktoria Köln club crest have been modified to perfectly match the monochrome aesthetic, blending seamlessly into the design. To complete the vintage look, the jersey is equipped with a traditional polo collar, purposely designed by the club to function equally well as a stylish lifestyle piece for fans to wear casually away from the pitch.
The new Viktoria Köln 2026-2027 third kit is currently available for pre-order via the club's official online store, with physical deliveries expected to begin in late June.
Special Castore Slavia Prague 25-26 'Fight Against Cancer' Kit Revealed
SK Slavia Praha has unveiled a special-edition kit to be worn during their final match of the season against Viktoria Plzeň this Sunday.
Produced by Castore and designed in collaboration with renowned Czech artist Pasta Oner, the bespoke jersey is entirely dedicated to raising awareness for the fight against cancer. The club has confirmed that all match-worn shirts will subsequently be auctioned off to the highest bidders, complete with certificates of authenticity, with the entirety of the proceeds going directly to support three specific individuals - Peter, Kuba, and Verč- in their personal battles with the disease.
The design of the Slavia Prague charity kit boasts vibrant shades of purple and magenta. The most striking element of the shirt is the massive white awareness ribbon dominating the front.
The bespoke detailing continues on the reverse side of the jersey, where the lower back features a bold, custom graphic reading "Fight For Your Life!" in a stylized, artistic font.
What are your thoughts on this special-edition charity design from Slavia Prague and Castore? Let us know in the comments below.