Report: Serbia to Bring Back Old Logo
- Logo Change: The Serbian Football Association plans to replace its current logo, which features a white eagle with lilies, with the older emblem of four glasses.
- Euro 2024 Timing: The logo change is intended to coincide with the Euro 2024 tournament and will feature on the new kits.
- Kit Design: The Euro 2024 kits will be the final ones produced by Puma and will return the team to its traditional red shirt, blue shorts, and white socks.
The Football Association of Serbia (FSS) have decided to change the current badge, which is unpopular with supporters, according to Mozart Sport (via novosti.rs).
According to the report, the idea is to replace the current coat of arms, featuring a white eagle with lilies, with the old emblem characterized by the four glasses. The FSS aim to reinstate the old emblem on the team's jerseys, pending approval by the Executive Board. This change could already happen in time for Euro 2024.
Serbia 2020 (Old Logo) vs 2022 Kits
The Euro 2024 kits are set to be last to be made by Puma as the deal between FSS and the German brand will expire on 31 December 2024.
These Euro 2024 kits are set reintroduce the team's classic look of a red shirt, blue shorts and white socks.
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