Zinédine Zidane: The French team changes its logo

The French Football Federation and the French national team have definitively turned the page on Didier Deschamps. Alongside the arrival of Zinédine Zidane, the FFF has decided to update the team’s logo.

A new era is dawning for Les Bleus under the management of head coach Zinédine Zidane. The French squad is also unveiling a fresh visual identity. On Wednesday, the French Football Federation revealed an updated version of Les Bleus’ iconic badge.

The rooster remains the emblem of the national side, but it has been redesigned. Notably, the word "France" now appears on the crest as well. "This new identity aims to achieve several goals: modernizing the current visual identity, adapting it more effectively to digital, marketing, and event-driven uses, and offering a unified graphic framework for all national teams," the FFF announced.

Zinédine Zidane to lead Les Bleus: David Trezeguet has no doubts

Yesterday, Zinédine Zidane was officially appointed as head coach of the French national team. According to former Les Bleus striker David Trezeguet, the ex-Real Madrid manager is the best possible successor to Didier Deschamps.

"Beyond his coaching credentials, Zidane’s arrival brings something truly special to the French national team. He’s an idol for an entire generation, and people are thrilled to see him in this role. His presence will inspire the players, the fans, and the entire Les Bleus environment. Honestly, I think he was the most logical and powerful choice for French football," explained the 1998 World Cup winner to Le Parisien.

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