Since 1961, when the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football was established in its current form.
Meaning and history
1961 — 1994
The original CONCACAF logo depicted the area on the map where the association works. The map was placed over a large light brown football topped by an arched lettering “CONCACAF” over the red background.
1994 — 1999
The CONCACAF logo, designed in 1994, was a bit more detailed than the previous version, and showed more affiliation with football, as was based on the black and white ball as the central element. The ball was underlined by an elegant black logotype with an elongated and even exaggerated yellow and orange shadow, which was connecting the inscription with the emblem. The “North America-Central America-Caribbean” lettering in dark orange title case was arched above the football, around its perimeter.
1999 — 2004
While the second version was also built around a football, the next logo (1999) depicted a player on a golden pentagon.
2004 — 2018
The emblem used in 2004-2018 depicted a football surrounded by golden “sunrays”.
2018 — Today
While the 2018 logo features a circle symbolizing both the sun and football.