Corona Warn-App Patch

Germany, DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga together with the clubs of the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 and the German Football Association (DFB) with its 21 state and five regional associations, are supporting the German government launch the new “Corona Warn-App”. The new app, became available for voluntary use on June 16, 2020, and is intended to help trace and interrupt chains of coronavirus infection quickly. 

On matchdays 33 and 34 of Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, the competition logo patch on the sleeves of all 36 professional clubs’ shirts will be replaced by the app’s logo patch. The same goes for the referees’ substitution boards. The app’s logo will also be displayed on the referees’ breast pockets and on the corner flags on both matchdays. 

Evolution Bundesliga Logo

Updated the Evolution of Bundesliga logo and patch from 1997 through the current season. 

Please contact me if there any missing logo or sources regarding these Bundesliga logo.

Rebranding 2017-18 Bundesliga Sleeve Patch

The 2017-18 season new brand look combining colors white, black and red version badge were adorn to the shirts of all the Bundesliga 1st and 2nd team jersey.

These Dekographic patch is ironed on the right sleeve. A gold version of the Bundesliga logo ‘winner’ badge is worn on the FC Bayern Munich as the current champions.

New Rebranding 2017-18 Bundesliga Logo

From the season 2017-18, the Bundesliga will present with a new brand look. The previous Bundesliga logo, which has been in use since 2003, will be replaces with a slightly flatter style than before and has be modified slightly particularly to accommodate digitisation requirements. For the first time DFL German Football League and Bundesliga 2 will have its own logo. The graphic implementation of the new logos was carried out by the DFL subsidiary DFL Digital Sports with the support of the renowned design agency Mutabor.

DFL German Football League Logo

Feature logo for the first time, DFL (Deutsche Fußball Liga German Football League) logo will be similar in style logo will highlight the league organisation as the core pillar of German professional football for political, social and business purposes.

 Bundesliga 2 Logo 

The Bundesliga 2 logo will be broadly similar to the Bundesliga logo but with a “2” placed on a grey background in the lower right section. This change is aimed it more clearly in its relations with fans, the media and sponsors and thus to additionally strengthen the profile of the competition. Both Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 logos are primarily used from a sports perspective.

Bundesliga Logo 1997-2009 Evolution

Bundesliga was created in Dortmund at the Westfalenhallen on 28 July 1962 to begin play starting with the 1963–64 season. 

The Bundesliga is composed of two divisions: the 1. Bundesliga and, below that, the 2. Bundesliga (Second Bundesliga), which has been the second tier of German football since 1974. The Bundesligen (plural) are professional leagues. Since 2008, the 3. Liga (3rd League) in Germany is also a professional league, but may not be called Bundesliga because the league is run by the German Football Association (DFB) and not, as are the two Bundesligen, by the German Football League (Deutsche Fußball-Liga or DFL).

Bundesliga 50 Years ( Jahre ) Sleeve Badge

Here the upgraded from the previous worked special badge for commemorated 50 years German Bundesliga DFL for the players shirts for 2011-13 through 2012-13 season. These Lextra gold version patch is ironed on the right sleeve of the Champions of the 2011/12 season, Borussia Dortmund in 2012/13 season. 

The Combining colors white, black and red version badge were adorn to the shirts of all the Bundesliga 1st and 2nd team jersey. 

Additional upgraded sleeve badge, Bayern 25th champions. 

Bundesliga Winners "Deutscher Meister" Patch

The evolution Bundesliga Deutscher Meister (winner) patches produced with Lextra materials from the 2009 /10 through 2015/16 season. A gold version of the Bundesliga logo ‘winner’ badge is ironed on the right sleeve of the players shirt.

2016-17 DFB POKAL New Logo

From the 2016-17 season onwards, DFB Cup logo officially has a new design. It boasts an all-new look that that puts the trophy moves once again in the center, but this time in a smart, contemporary design. Spiralling lines reveal the shape of the Cup. Designed by the Stuttgart-based design agency Strichpunkt, It's the first re-launch since 2003.

The new DFB Pokal logo will be worn on the sleeves of the jerseys by all participating teams, take pride of place on advertising hoardings and feature in the numerous television graphics created by the respective broadcasters.

DFB POKAL Sleeve Badge ( Early Version )

Reference image DFB POKAL cup patch is ironed on the right sleeve since 2010 through 2015-16 season. POKAL trophy image on the centre, the patch has a diameter of about 9 X 9 cm.

The DFB-Pokal or German Cup is a German knockout football cup competition is run by the Deutscher Fußball-Bund (German Football Association) anually.  Sixty-four teams participate in the competition, including all clubs from the Bundesliga and the 2. Bundesliga. Competition was founded in 1935, then called Tschammer-Pokal, later was suspended in 1944 due to World War II and reinstated In 1952–53 as the DFB-Pokal. The competition runs from August until June. The winner qualifies for the DFL-Supercup and the UEFA Europa League unless the winner already qualifies for the UEFA Champions League in the Bundesliga.

2010 to Present Bundesliga Sleeve Badge

The current Bundesliga refreshed brand identity logo was launched with the started of the 2010/2011 season, after DFB announced at the end of the Bundesliga season 2009/2010. Responsible for the implementation of the design, Mutabor the agency from Hamburg.

The signature "BUNDESLIGA" - reset the Interstate - found beneath the figurative mark now in a line space. This looks much more elegant. Courses have been newly created and the glossy effect has been reinforced. What may look from the perspective of a football fan-pleasing and high quality, is able to put no accent in terms of design in their fashionable orientation. In its original form, of the Team World Cup was designed and introduced in 2003, the red area was free of gradients. That was something. The ball is now looking like a metallic pinball from.

Bayern Munich Special 25th Bundesliga Championship Badge.

To honoring their team achievement of winning 25th Bundesliga championship since the Bundesliga's formation in 1963, FC Bayern München will wear special badges on their sleeve next upcoming Bundesliga 2016-17 season. The 25th title Bundesliga Sleeve Badge will be a gold version of the Bundesliga logo as well as the writing "25 Meisterschaften" beneath it.

Geh’ Deinen Weg campaign and Bundesliga Patch 2012/13

It was worn on the 3 match, all 18 Bundesliga clubs and their sponsors swapped their logos for the nationwide ‘Go Your Way’[ Geh’ Deinen Weg ] logo campaign started on Matchday 3. Integration is one of Germany’s most fundamental challenges for the future and there is no better example of active
integration than in football.

Integration is not an issue on the field; integration is part of the game. 20 years after the Pogrom in Solingen and German professional football’s immediate reaction with the “Mein Freund ist Ausländer” (My friend is a foreigner) campaign, the Bundesliga on Thursday launched a new nationwide campaign. “Geh’ Deinen Weg” (Go Your Way) is the motto and, like in 1992, it replaced normal shirt advertising on the chests of every single player of all 18 Bundesliga clubs at the weekend. 16 million people with an immigration background currently live in Germany, yet it is becoming increasingly rare, for example, for young immigrants to successfully continue further education after school compared to young people without a history of immigration. Germany is a land of variety. Every person, from whatever background or religion, must be given a chance. The “Geh’ Deinen Weg” campaign is a call for equal opportunities and a peaceful co-existence. Furthermore, “Geh’ Deinen Weg” shows that we have already come a long way since 1992. It is no longer just about foreigners, but about ourselves as a community and about our common ways. It is about the chances that a pluri-ethnic Germany offers; chances for each individual, but also the chance allow every person to follow their own path and remain part of the community. It is a plea to Germany: Go Your Way – together!

 The campaign was initiated by the German Integration Foundation, a creation of the German Periodical Press Association. The aim is to raise awareness of integration, illustrate successful examples and create a network between diverse individuals. Tolerance, mutual respect and the diverse opportunities which Germany offers should form the basis for peaceful co-existence throughout the country. The aim is that companies, associations, institutions and so forth will all take part in the campaign so that the whole of Germany benefits from successful integration. The campaign is being supported by Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel, who is patron of the German Integration Foundation. The campaign day in the Bundesliga will be followed by even more public-effective activities from the German Integration Foundation.