The Cuban national team has changed its logo

In months where we have seen more and more national team logos being revolutionised, the latest in order of time to make its rebranding official is the Cuban national team. After that of Italy, in fact, Cuba has also decided to renew itself, presenting a modern logo that can be used on every platform, especially for digital communication. The Cuban federation has updated its logo, removing the acronym ACF and simplifying all the stripes, leaving only the word 'Cuba' and three small bands that accompany and expand the country's name. The logo was inspired by the country's flag, although the red triangle containing a white star has been slightly modified, making way for a spherical shape.

And with the new logo, the Cuban national team also unveiled the new three jerseys with which the players will take to the field for their upcoming commitments. Kits on which the new logo has obviously been affixed and which have a minimalist design, just like the rebranding just carried out by the federation. In fact, the shirts designed by Joma stand out for their simplicity, taking up the national colours, with horizontal stripes determining their shape. Yet another change that demonstrates how every national team is now called upon to adapt, and after the clubs, the ball has now also passed to the federations. While waiting for a possible and historic qualification, Cuba has reinvented its aesthetics.