Getafe is the name of a Spanish football club, which was established in 1983. O day the club plays pretty successfully in La Liga and has Jose Bordalas as the head coach. Getafe is owned solely by Angel Torres Sanchez.
Though the famous Spanish club had numerous visual identity redesigns throughout its history, there were only two main versions of the logo, the first one, which only existed for one year, and the current emblem, which was created in 1983 and was only refined and modernized by today.
The first, trial, badge for Getafe was composed of a bright blue circular badge with a very wide outline and a red middle. The main graphical element of the logo was a weaving flag, executed in the same shade of blue and featuring yellow handle and lettering. The lettering on the flag was only composed of “F.C.” in an old-style elegant font, while the main wordmark, the “Club Getafe Deportivo” was written in a bold modern sans serif around the right side of the circular frame. The inscription also featured yellow color and a delicate black outline.
The redesign of 1983 brought the first version of the iconic Getafe logo. It was a green and red crest of the city of Getafe in the Municipality of Madrid, enclosed in a wide light purple circular frame with a black wordmark on it. On the upper part of the frame, there was a monochrome football placed, like a crown.
In 1996 the color palette of the logo became lighter and the wordmark was changed to “Getafe C. F. S. A. D.”. Another change was about the ball — it got enlarged and now played a bigger role in the whole composition.
The colors for more intense in 2003. The framing of the badge was now bright blue. And the Getafe crest got enlarged, so there was less white space on the badge now. The wordmark changes its color from black to white, making the emblem even brighter.
The redesign of 2011 made the iconic logo more modern and sophisticated. All elements of the badge gained a delicate silver outline, and the framing is now a bit gradient, which adds a sense of movement and volume. The wordmark is also redrawn and is now executed in a narrowed sans-serif font, which looks solid and stylish.
BLUE
PANTONE: P 106-16 C
HEX COLOR: #005999;
RGB: (0, 89, 153)
CMYK: (97, 70, 12, 1)
RED
PANTONE: P 45-16 C
HEX COLOR: #C43A2F;
RGB: (196, 58, 47)
CMYK: (16, 91, 92, 6)
YELLOW
PANTONE: 803 C
HEX COLOR: #FCED0B;
RGB: (252, 237, 11)
CMYK: (5, 0, 96, 0)
WHITE
PANTONE: P 1-1 C
HEX COLOR: #FFFFFF;
RGB: (255, 255, 255)
CMYK: (0, 0, 0, 0)
GREEN
PANTONE: 7737 XGC
HEX COLOR: #7DA738;
RGB: (125, 167, 56)
CMYK: (57, 16, 100, 1)