All-New Bournemouth Logo Leaked
Feb 25, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- New Logo Design: The new AFC Bournemouth logo features a minimalist design with cherries, the year 1899, "AFC Bournemouth" above, and "The Cherries" below.
- Inspiration: The logo's design is similar to the Bournemouth logo from 1981-1983.
- Expected Usage: The new logo is expected to be used from the 2024-25 season onwards.
AFC Bournemouth has filed a trademark application for a new logo. Big thanks to @Kurakasis.
New Bournemouth Logo
The new Bournemouth crest has a minimalist design with a bunch of cherries in the center and the number 1899 (the year the team was founded). The words AFC Bournemouth above and The Cherries (the team's nickname) below.
The reason why Bournemouth is nicknamed The Cherries is because:
- The traditional competition outfit has red and black stripes, similar to a cherry fruit.
- They are associated with Dean Court, built next to the Cooper-Dean estate, which was once a huge cherry orchard.
The new Bournemouth logo is a completely different design to the current one.
The new Bournemouth logo is quite similar in design to the Bournemouth logo used from 1981-1983.
The New Bournemouth logo is likely to be used from the 2024-25 season.
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