Manchester City Logo Vector

About Manchester City

Manchester City Football Club, an English football club located in Manchester, competes in the Premier League, which is the highest level of professional football in England. Originally founded in 1880 as St. Mark's (West Gorton), the club underwent name changes and became Ardwick Association Football Club in 1887, finally adopting the name Manchester City in 1894.

Their home stadium is the Etihad Stadium, situated in east Manchester, where they relocated to in 2003 after playing at Maine Road since 1923. In 1894, Manchester City started sporting their iconic sky blue home shirts, coinciding with the adoption of their current name. Throughout its history, the club has achieved remarkable success, securing nine league titles, six FA Cups, eight League Cups, six FA Community Shields, and one European Cup Winners' Cup.

History and Evolution of Manchester City

Manchester City changed its logo 9 times in the following years.

1880

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1894

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2016

Logo Formats and Usage

At VectorSeek, you can download different editable files of Manchester City logo. Below are the most downloaded Manchester City logos available at VectorSeek:

• Manchester City logo PNG
• Manchester City logo SVG
• Manchester City logo AI
• Manchester City logo Vector

You can also download all of these formats of Manchester City logo in a zip file.

Manchester City logo PNG File

PNG files offer versatility in digital applications and are especially useful for transparent images such as logos on colored backgrounds or layered pictures. However, they are not suitable for printing purposes.

Manchester City logo SVG File

It is advisable for everyone to utilize SVG logos for their websites. SVG is a picture format that enables images to scale without losing quality, making them particularly appealing on high-resolution retina displays.

Manchester City logo Ai File

Manchester City Artwork (AI) is a proprietary file format developed by Adobe Systems. It is designed to convey vector-based artwork on a single page, and it supports both EPS and PDF formats. Additionally, it offers easy editability.