Official: Colorado Rapids to Change Logo
Apr 11, 2026, by Chris
- Logo Change Announced: The Colorado Rapids will update their logo after gathering fan feedback, but the team will keep its name and colors.
- Fan Feedback: The Rapids decided to modernize their logo after receiving over 5,000 fan responses noting that the current shield design does not truly represent the "Rapids" moniker.
- Partnerships and Timeline: The Colorado Rapids are working with design studio ModestWorks and Name & Number to create the new logo, but a release date has not been announced.
Update - Apr 11, 2026 Major League Soccer club Colorado Rapids have officially announced that they will undergo a crest overhaul. However, the team will retain both its historic name and signature colors.
The decision follows a fan feedback campaign called the "One Club, One Legacy" platform. After reviewing over 5,000 responses from supporters, the Rapids concluded that while the name and the unique burgundy primary color are beloved, the current badge needs to be modernized. Fans specifically noted that the current shield design lacks elements that truly represent the "Rapids" moniker.
To develop the new visual identity, the Colorado Rapids have partnered with design studio ModestWorks and soccer-specific agency Name & Number. While the club is committed to building its brand for the next 30 years, an exact release date for the new logo has not yet been announced.
Are you looking forward to seeing the new Colorado Rapids logo? Let us know in the comments.
Dec 27, 2025: Colorado Rapids to Change Logo?: The Colorado Rapids have launched a fan survey to explore a potential rebrand, seeking input from supporters on the club's visual identity.
Colorado Rapids Launch "One Club, One Legacy" Fan Survey Amid Rebrand Speculation
The "One Club, One Legacy" survey asks fans about various aspects of the club's branding, though Chief Business Officer Hailey Durmer stressed that nothing has been decided. The club is working with Monigle and Name & Number, the agencies involved in Seattle Sounders' recent refresh. Any changes would not take effect before 2027 due to Adidas kit timelines.
Durmer emphasized the importance of fan research in determining whether a rebrand should happen at all. The survey focuses on the club's visual identity, with additional feedback opportunities planned throughout the next year or two. If supporters indicate they want to keep the current branding unchanged, that option remains on the table.
The Rapids have struggled for visibility in Denver's crowded sports market. The club's recent Headwaters secondary kit featuring Colorado state flag elements and the Original Green throwback third kit were well received by fans.
Should the Colorado Rapids rebrand? Let us know in the comments below, and read more about the potential rebrand on the specialist Rapids website Bugundy Wave.
Nagoya Grampus 26-27 Home, Away & Goalkeeper Kits Released
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The Shonan Bellmare 2026-27 kits introduce bespoke designs for the club. The home shirt features the team's traditional colors with a fresh look by the English brand, while the away kit offers a distinct alternative option. Both kits feature the classic Umbro double diamond logo alongside the club crest.
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Despite the pre-match hype surrounding the limited-edition tribute boots, Ronaldo only wore the 'Gold Scorpion' edition for the opening 45 minutes of the game. Following the halftime break, he was seen switching back to the standard 'Breakout' colorway of the Nike Mercurial Superfly 11, likely opting for the familiar comfort of his regular match boots.
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The Joma NK Istra 1961 2026-27 home shirt features the club's traditional colors, combining a green base with yellow applications. The design maintains the classic look associated with the team.
The Joma NK Istra 1961 2026-27 away shirt opts for a sleek black design. Both shirts feature the Joma logo on the right breast and the club crest on the left.
Adidas Celebrates Messi's 19 World Cup Goals With '19 On His Back' Post
Adidas have celebrated Lionel Messi's stunning free-kick goal in Argentina's 3-1 victory over Jordan at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Following the match, the brand posted an image of Messi wearing Argentina's 2026 away shirt with the number 19, paying tribute to the 19 World Cup goals he has scored across six tournament appearances. At the same time, the image serves as a nostalgic nod to the young Messi, who made his World Cup debut wearing the No. 19 shirt exactly 20 years ago.
The post features the caption "19 on his back, 19 in the back of the net" alongside "full circle. el ultimo tango", referencing his return to the squad number he first wore for the national team. Messi came off the bench to score in the 80th minute, marking his sixth goal of the tournament and extending his lead in the Golden Boot race at 39 years old.
