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Small change on the side of Atlético de Madrid. Indeed, this Monday, the Colchoneros formalized the change of their crest. After modernizing it in 2017, the club from the Spanish capital returned to the one it wore between 1947 and 2016.
While blue had become dominant on the previous badge, the old one gives way to a slightly less important part with the bear (black) and the arbutus tree (green) which return to their natural colors. Here’s how to make something new out of something old.
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