According to official announcements from the French Football Federation, the national team has completely revamped its iconic visual identity immediately following the 2026 World Cup campaign. The traditional crest featuring the historic rooster has received a sleek modern makeover to match a fresh chapter for Les Bleus.
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Subscribe Sekarang →Based on details released via social media under the motto "Our emblem, our legacy", the newly designed badge highlights a dominant golden finish replacing the previous blue and white tones. The surrounding hexagon has been entirely removed, leaving a sharper and more stylized rooster figure facing the opposite direction of its predecessor.
Positioned neatly above the redesigned logo sit two shining stars representing the glorious World Cup titles secured by the European nation in 1998 and 2018. At the bottom, the acronym "FFF" and the word "France" appear in a fresh golden typography.
Federation officials stated that this aesthetic evolution aims to bridge the gap between digital branding and the physical crests proudly worn by players on their match jerseys. The launch perfectly aligns with the dawning of a brand new coaching era.
The legendary Didier Deschamps recently stepped down after fourteen successful years in charge, paving the way for Zinedine Zidane to take over the managerial reins. The former Real Madrid mastermind now faces the challenge of leading the squad forward after their fourth-place finish at the recent tournament.