The Evolution of Liverpool FC's Emblem: A Rich History

From the City Coat of Arms to the Iconic Liverbird

The Coat of Arms (1892)

The very first club crest was the city of Liverpool's coat of arms, depicting the Liverbird and Neptune, the Roman god. This emblem adorned the club's shirts for the first few years of its existence.

The Liverbird (1896)

For the majority of the club's life, the most significant identifying element of the Liverpool FC crest has been the presence of the Liverbird, a mythical creature resembling a cormorant. The Liverbird has become an iconic symbol of the club and the city of Liverpool.

The Famous Symbol (1955)

The football club Liverpool logos are easily recognizable. The central place on them is occupied by the Liverpool bird, a famous symbol of the city and the club.

A Fascinating Journey (2022)

Explore the Rich History of Liverpool FC's Emblem. Join us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of Liverpool Football Club's iconic emblem, from its humble beginnings to its present-day status as one of the most recognizable symbols in world football.

Alternate Logo (1940s-1980s)

Liverpool FC's alternate logo, used from the late 1940s to 1980s, was heavily based upon the Liverpool City Coat of Arms. It featured a Liverbird holding a football in its beak.