Leicester City Football Club Emblem History

The club emblems are also associated blue colour throughout the long history of the club. In 1948, an image of a fox was for the first time incorporated into the club crest, as Leicestershire is known for foxes and fox hunting. This is the origin of the nickname ‘The Foxes’ of the club. For the transformation of the badges in the club’s history, it consists using blue as main themed colour for the club. That is why in local terms, the club is also known as ‘The blues’.