Deportivo de A Coruña Announces Name Change and Updated Logo
Jun 25, 2026, by Chris
- Name Change Announcement: Spanish club Deportivo has officially announced a name change to Deportivo de A Coruña and unveiled an updated crest ahead of the 2026-27 season.
- Reason for Name Change: The club's name change to Deportivo de A Coruña aligns with the city's official Galician name, A Coruña, used since 1998, signifying a return to its regional roots after almost 30 years.
- New Logo Details: The updated Deportivo de A Coruña logo introduces centered text, the return of original florones, a floating gemmed ring, a serif cross, a diagonal pattern referencing Torre de Hércules, new custom fonts, and an updated color palette.
Spanish club Deportivo has officially announced a name change and unveiled an updated crest ahead of the 2026-27 season.
Deportivo La Coruña Becomes Deportivo de A Coruña
The club will now be known as Deportivo de A Coruña, moving away from the previous Deportivo La Coruña moniker. This update marks a return to its Galician roots. Since 1998, the city has officially been known as A Coruña in the regional official language, Galician (and no longer as La Coruña, which is the Castilian/Spanish form). After almost 30 years, the club has now brought its name into line with the official geographical name.
New Deportivo de A Coruña Logo
The updated Deportivo de A Coruña logo introduces several subtle but meaningful design changes. The text A Coruña is now centered within the badge, and the design sees the return of the original florones alongside a floating gemmed ring.
Other modifications include a serif cross, a diagonal pattern that references the iconic Torre de Hércules, and the introduction of new custom fonts named RCD Faro and Proa. The color palette has also been updated to feature specific shades dubbed Dorado Dépor and Azul Dépor.
Do you like the updates made by Deportivo de A Coruña? Let us know in the comments below.
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