FIFA

This article is about the association football body. For the Electronic Arts video game franchise which formerly used FIFA branding, see EA Sports FC.

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Other

1904–1924	1924–1928	1928–1977	1977–1998	1998–2009	2004–2015	2009–present (primary), 1998–2009 (secondary)

FIFA is the international governing body of association football, futsal and beach soccer. It is one of the world's oldest and largest NGOs, being founded on 21 May 1904. It has since expanded to include 211 member associations.

1904–1924

LOGO MISSING

1924–1928

SVG NEEDED

1928–1977

SVG NEEDED

1977–1998

SVG NEEDED

1977–1996

Print version (1977–1996)

1996–1998

1998–present

1998–2009

Print version

Flat print version

Logo with slogan (1998–2007)

Print version with slogan (1998–2007)

Flat print version with slogan (1998–2007)

Logo with slogan (2007–2009)

2004–2015

In 2004, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the organization, FIFA introduced a dynamic and modern template which, by 2010, was used by every FIFA tournament. The template features a football going upwards with two shades of blue, symbolizing the growth of the organization. For the two senior tournaments, however, the football was replaced by the tournament's trophy (with the men's equivalent used a modified version of the 2002 FIFA World Cup logo for the 2010 edition only).

The template was first used in the 2006 FIFA Club World Cup, with the last men's tournaments to use the 2004 template in 2013 (U-17, U-20, Beach Soccer World Cups, and Confederations Cup). Ultimately, the 2004 template was abandoned after the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Alternate version

2011 version

2012–2014 version
(Used in U-20/17 Women's World Cup, Club World Cup, Futsal World Cup)

World Cup version

Women's World Cup version

Women's World Cup 2015 version

2009–present (primary); 1998–2009 (secondary)

FIFA originally used this as a secondary logo in 1998 before going into proper use as the primary logo in 2009 concurrent with the 2004 logo until FIFA underwent a major brand overhaul in 2013 with the 2009 logo used on all FIFA tournaments (known as the "stylized trophies" identity) starting with the 2013 FIFA Club World Cup. By 2019, all tournaments used the stylized trophies look.

Print version

Logo with slogan (2009–2013)

Logo with slogan (2013–present)

2013–present (secondary)

FIFA slightly modified its 2009 logo in 2013, adding the centre circle to the logo. The 2013 logo is used in tandem with the 2009 logo.

Left version

External links

• Official website