FK Mladá Boleslav is a Czech football club based in Mladá Boleslav, a city in the Central Bohemian Region. The club’s visual identity is built around an oval emblem featuring blue and white stripes, reflecting the club’s official colors of blue and white.
Design and History
The current FK Mladá Boleslav logo takes the form of an oval ellipse. It incorporates a textual abbreviation of the club’s official name and is supplemented by stripes in the club colors of blue and white.[1]
The club introduced this new logo in 2007. At a pre-season press conference held on August 2, 2007, club representatives announced that FK Mladá Boleslav was adopting a new logo that acknowledges more than one hundred years of football history in Mladá Boleslav and simultaneously honors the colors of the club’s previous five successful years.[2]
The 2007 redesign marked a significant departure from the club’s previous emblem. The Czech lion, which had appeared in the old logo, was removed. The football club adopted blue and white stripes in an oval shape as its new identity.[3]
Meaning and Symbolism
The club’s official colors are blue and white.[1] These colors are reflected directly in the striped design of the oval logo. According to the club’s announcement at the time of the redesign, the logo was intended to acknowledge the club’s long football history while also honoring the colors associated with the successful period leading up to the 2007 change.[2]
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