Exclusive: Two Potential New Santiago Bernabéu Logos Leaked
Oct 22, 2024, by Chris
- Leaked Logos: Two potential new logos for the Santiago Bernabéu stadium have been leaked, both emphasizing the stadium's unique outer structure.
- Stadium Features: The rebuilt Santiago Bernabéu stadium boasts modern features including a retractable roof, 360° video scoreboard, and multi-use spaces.
- Naming Rights: Real Madrid is reportedly not seeking to sell naming rights for the stadium, keeping it sponsor-free.
Footy Headlines can leak two potential logos for Real Madrid's iconic and rebuilt stadium, Santiago Bernabéu.
The iconic Santiago Bernabéu stadium has been rebuilt by Real Madrid, making it one of the most modern stadiums on the planet. It features a retractable roof, 360° video scoreboard, modernized seating, and multi-use spaces for concerts and events.
2 Possible New Santiago Bernabéu Logos
Currently, the exterior of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium does not feature an official logo. The club’s website for the stadium shows the a "Bernabéu" text and a small icon with three strokes representing the stadium's outer shell.
Current logos used by Real Madrid
Now, Real Madrid has designed two possible logos, both highlighting the unique outer structure of the stadium.
First Potential Santiago Bernabéu Logo
The first logo features a semi-realistic drawing of the stadium’s outer shell in silver, with the "Bernabéu" text below.
Second Potential Santiago Bernabéu Logo
The second logo is more abstract, using three elements to recreate the stadium's look, once again with the Bernabéu text underneath.
Footy Headlines has no info on whether Real Madrid will choose one of these designs or opt for another creation entirely. However, Footy Headlines believes that the first, more realistic design is the most likely to be adopted officially.
Real Madrid does reportedly not attempt to sell naming rights for the Santiago Bernabéu anymore. The stadium name will remain sponsor-free, at least as of today.
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