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Red Bull Leipzig[]
2009[]
The club was formed in 2009.
RasenBallsport Leipzig[]
2009-2010[]
Deutscher Fußball-Bund rules prohibit sponsored club names, so the club launched as RasenBallsport Leipzig, or RB Leipzig for short (as on the club badge).
2010-2014[]
2014-present[]
On 26 May 2014, RB Leipzig changed their logo, as a condition of their acceptance into 2. Bundesliga.[1] The new logo bears a resemblance to FC Red Bull Salzburg's unsponsored logo used for UEFA tournaments.
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