Newcastle United to Update Club Crest
- Crest Update Confirmed: Newcastle United has officially announced plans to introduce a new club crest, marking the first alteration since 1988, following an initial review of their visual identity in 2025.
- Fan Participation: Fans will play a central role in deciding the final look of the new logo through workshops with supporter groups in early August, followed by a formal poll showcasing crest options to eligible fans.
- Rationale and Approach: The update is an evolution, not an overhaul, primarily driven by the current badge's complexity, which hinders its legibility and consistent reproduction across modern digital platforms and merchandise.
Newcastle United have provided an official update on their plans to introduce a new club crest.
Originally announcing a review of their visual identity in 2025, the Magpies have now outlined the next steps, giving fans a central role in deciding the final look of the logo. This will mark the first alteration to Newcastle's crest since 1988.
Newcastle United Wants to And Will Change Logo
The current NUFC crest on the 26-27 home kit.
Newcastle United Logo History
The club will host workshops with supporter groups in early August, which will be followed by a formal poll showcasing the crest options to eligible fans.
Newcastle United have emphasized that the upcoming update will be an evolution rather than a complete overhaul, focusing on refining the existing historic elements. The primary reason for the change is the complexity of the current badge, which struggles with legibility and consistent reproduction across modern digital platforms and merchandise.
It has not been announced when Newcastle United plans to use the new crest. We expect the change to take place from the 2027-28 or 2028-29 season.
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