Official: UEFA Women's Euro 2025 Tournament Kit Sleeve Badge Revealed
- Sleeve Badge Design: The UEFA Women's EURO 2025 tournament kit sleeve badge features a circular design based on the full logo, but with fewer elements for a stronger look.
- Special Badges: England, as the reigning European champions, will wear the 2022 winners logo instead of the regular badge, while Spain, as the Nations League winners, will wear an extra Nations League winners badge.
- Availability: Football Authentica is selling the official sleeve badge for £8.95.
We get a first look at the tournament kit sleeve badge for the Women's EURO 2025 in Switzerland, thanks to merchandise football supplier Football Authentica.
UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Sleeve Badge Design
The Women's EURO 2025 tournament badge features a circular design based on the full logo.
Compared to the full logo, the sleeve badge comes without several elements, creating a stronger look - especially since the sleeve badge is rather small on the kits.
Special Badge Variations
UEFA has also prepared a special badge for England, the reigning European champions. England will not wear the regular badge but only the 2022 winners logo.
Meanwhile, Spain, the Nations League winners, will wear an extra Nations League winners badge on the front of the kits.
Football Authentica sells the official sleeve badge for £8.95.
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