A blue ball and a red boat, a symbol of Paris, placed on one of the hexagons, represented PSG’s first emblem from 1970 to 1972. Also, under the ball was the inscription “… See more

In 1972, the first version was retained by the Paris FK club, transferring only the lower inscription. “Paris Saint-Germain” developed a new emblem, which can now confidently … See more

From 1982 to 1990, the “Parc des Princes” emblem was used. Artists presented the club’s football stadium as a large black and white ring with protrusions, attempting to convey the … See more

In 1992, the emblem was radically changed. Stripped of all previous attributes, the logo turned into three rectangles, into which the letters P, S, and G were inserted. Below was … See more