Ludogorets is the name of a Bulgarian football club, which was established in 1945. Today the club, nicknamed The Eagles, is the national champion, it is owned by Kiril Domuschiev and has Pavel Vrba as the head coach.
Meaning and history
The visual identity of the famous Bulgarian football club looks powerful and strict. Its badge, executed in a very calm yet intense color palette, evokes a sense of strength and courage.
The Ludogorets logo is composed of a wide sleek shield with arched sides and a smooth top part. The body of the crest is colored forest green, which symbolizes progress and success, and has three white diagonal lines crossing it in the middle.
The white “PFC Ludogorets” wordmark is arched on the top part of the crest, featuring a thick and clean sand-serif lettering.
In the middle of the crest, there is another, smaller crest, where the black-and-white football is placed between the black wings of a flying eagle, the main symbol of the team. The bird looks powerful and dangerous, showing the character and intentions of the club.
Under the eagle, there is a bold white “1945” date mark located, arched from the center.