Red Bull Paris Concept Logo
Oct 27, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Red Bull Investment: Red Bull is set to purchase a minority 15% stake in Paris FC, alongside a 55% majority share by the Arnault family and 30% retained by current president Pierre Ferracci.
- No Name or Logo Change: Paris FC will not change its name or logo, despite Red Bull's involvement and a concept logo being created.
- Kit Sponsorship Likely: Red Bull is very likely to become Paris FC's kit sponsor.
According to L'Equipe, Red Bull is set to partly buy Ligue 2 side Paris FC. Already three years ago, designer Felipe Santos had the idea of a Red Bull Paris FC and created a stunning logo for it, which will remain a concept only.
Paris FC will NOT change its name and logo
It is important to clarify that Paris FC will NOT change its name to 'Red Bull Paris.' President Ferracci has already promised the Ultras that there will be no renaming of the club but instead a generous budget.
Indeed, Red Bull will only own a minority of Paris FC. The Arnault family, owner of LVMH, takes a 55% majority share, while Red Bull holds a minority of 15%, with current president Pierre Ferracci retaining 30% until 2027.
Red Bull Paris Concept Logo
The image below shows the Red Bull Paris concept logo by Felipe Santos.
The Red Bull Paris concept logo by Felipe Santos is based on the Red Bull logo layout and adds the Eiffel Tower symbol in the center to symbolize Paris.
Paris FC Logo vs Red Bull Paris Concept
Meanwhile, it seems very likely that Red Bull will become Paris FC's kit sponsor, similar to Leeds.
Do you like the Red Bull Paris concept logo by Felipe Santos? Would you like Paris FC to change its logo? Comment below.
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What do you think of UEFA's new sleeve sponsor, Strauss? Let us know in the comments below.
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