The first logo depicted a man in military headgear with the inscription “CH.” His uniform is adorned with four medals. The image was borrowed from the coat of arms of the Roya… See more

In the mid-20th century, the team changed its old symbolism. Manager Ted Drake proposed a temporary solution pending the final logo. The intermediate version included a … See more

In 1953, the new emblem was finally completed. Standing on its hind legs, the blue lion was taken from the family crest of the then-club head, Earl Cadogan. The lion holds a staf… See more

The Chelsea Football Club celebrated its centenary with a new logo. It’s a modernized version of the club’s 1950s badge. It differs from the original in the arrangeme… See more