The Red Bull Bragantino was founded in 1928, initially named Clube Atlético Bragantino with black and white uniforms. In 1990, it won the São Paulo Championship and reached the final of the Brazilian Championship. In 2019, the club partnered with Red Bull, changing its name to Red Bull Bragantino and joining the brand's club network.
The Red Bull Bragantino badge has undergone various changes over the years, especially after the club was acquired by Red Bull in 2019. BRG365! Let’s take a closer look at these transformations!
Red Bull Bragantino Badge: The Beginning
The badge of Red Bull Bragantino (formerly known as Clube Atlético Bragantino) has always been simple, featuring the club's name and traditional elements. It used black and white colors and included symbols representing the city of Bragança Paulista.
First Phase (1930 - 1980)
In the early years, the Bragantino badge was quite traditional. The design displayed the name “Bragantino” and the year of establishment, 1928. Some elements like little stars were added to represent the club's achievements, but the style was simple and lacked many modern details.
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Before Red Bull (1990 - 2019)
In the 1990s and 2000s, the badge was modernized, gaining more visual details, including elements representing the city of Bragança. The typography also became more modern, but the club maintained traditional elements in its badge, with few radical changes.
Red Bull Bragantino Badge: Stars
The stars on the badge represented the titles won, such as the São Paulo Championship in 1990 and reaching the final of the Brazilian Championship in 1991. They symbolize the victorious history of the club.
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Important Changes (2019)
In 2019, Red Bull fully acquired the club and decided to change its name to Red Bull Bragantino. The new badge was altered to reflect the brand's identity, adding two red bulls, the colors red and white, and a more modern typography. The badge began to align more closely with the other clubs under Red Bull, such as RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg, creating a globalized image for the club.
Change in the Design of the Red Bull Bragantino Badge
The new Red Bull Bragantino badge brought a more globalized and modern image. Although the change was accepted by many, it also sparked discussions about the preservation of the club's history. The entry of Red Bull transformed the commercial aspect of the club, attracting more attention and sponsors.
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