Newcastle United present new crest for first time since 1988
Newcastle United have unveiled a new club crest, the first change since 1988, with the emblem set to be used from the 2027/28 season, according to several media reports.
Newcastle United have officially presented their new club emblem, a change that comes for the first time since 1988, as reported by Globo, Mundo Deportivo, Terra, Daily Mail, TuttoMercatoWeb and Bola na Rede. The new crest will be introduced from the 2027/28 season, according to Terra and Bola na Rede.
A fan-driven choice
The design process followed over two years of consultations with supporters, as noted by TuttoMercatoWeb. The Daily Mail adds that fans were given a "final and decisive say" in the selection. The club described the emblem as an evolution of its historical symbol, developed after a long period of dialogue with the fanbase.
Official confirmation
Newcastle United confirmed the move in a statement, with the new crest replacing the one used since 1988. The announcement was made on Thursday, 1 October, according to the sources. The club's decision follows a process that involved direct input from supporters, a point highlighted by multiple outlets.
Next steps
The new crest will come into use starting with the 2027/28 season, as stated by Terra and Bola na Rede. No further details on the design or its application were provided in the reports.