French Football Clubs Change Logo For Good Cause
Update: The special Ligue 1 logos were not only visible online but also in real life. A great way to promote child safety.
Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 clubs have joined together in a social media campaign to promote child safety.
Football Clubs In France Change Logos To A Drawn By Children
If you've paid attention to football social media lately, you'd realise that French club's have updated their profile pictures with a hand-drawn style logo.
This is a campaign organised by the LFP in support of the National Convention of Child Protection Associations (CNAPE) to raise awareness around child safety and to highlight the fundamental rights of children.
To Make Childhood a Child's Play.
The press release reads: "Professional football wants to show children in difficulty that they are not alone. Through this dedicated day, it is a question of showing them that we are all committed to their side to accompany and support them in their journey in life."
The campaign also further reminds everyone to dial 119 when your child or you seeing other children in danger.
𝓓𝓮́𝓯𝓮𝓷𝓼𝓮𝓾𝓻𝓼 𝓭𝓮 𝓵’𝓔𝓷𝓯𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮
— Ligue de Football Professionnel (@LFPfr) November 18, 2021
🤝 Ce week-end, la @LFPfr et les clubs de @Ligue1UberEats et @Ligue2BKT s’unissent en faveur de la protection de l’enfance.
Communiqué 📝➡️ https://t.co/npaJJs9HbC#JouonsLaCollectif #DéfenseursEnfance pic.twitter.com/elRzWsdYtE
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MLS Players Wear Their National Flags on Kits Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Major League Soccer last weekend hosted a dedicated "Farewell Week" to send off its international stars. To mark the occasion, all clubs across the domestic league took to the pitch wearing specially customized kits that honored the various nations represented within their squads.
The most prominent visual update to the MLS uniforms was the addition of official national flags printed directly on the chest for all players and coaching staff. In a highly thoughtful and personalized touch, the league provided specialized double-flag variations for athletes holding dual citizenship. This bespoke detail allowed these specific players to proudly represent both their current homelands and their heritage simultaneously before joining their respective national team camps.
Beyond the chest graphics, teams also sported a unique set of squad numbers on the back of their shirts, featuring a custom pattern made up of the flags of all 48 countries participating in this summer's World Cup.
What do you think of this customized flag concept for the MLS World Cup Farewell Week? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Śląsk Wrocław Announces Macron Kit Deal - No More Nike
Macron has signed a multi-year agreement to become the technical partner of Polish club WKS Śląsk Wrocław.
Starting from the 2026-27 season, the Italian brand will provide technical apparel for the club's men's first and second teams, women's team, youth academy, and blind football team. The five-season deal is the most significant technical partnership in the club's history and includes plans for a new merchandising line for supporters.
Śląsk Wrocław secured promotion to the Ekstraklasa after an impressive campaign in the second tier. Founded in 1947, the Wrocław-based club has won two Polish league titles, two Polish Cups, and one Super Cup, with experience in European competitions. Macron is developing bespoke game sets that will be revealed before the start of the new season.
The partnership bolsters Macron's presence in Polish football alongside existing deals with Lech Poznań, Widzew Łódź, and GKS Katowice.
