The Angel City Football Club crest.Photo: Angel City Football Club

Angel City Football Club crest

The first female majority-owned women’s soccer team now has a visual representation of what the team will stand for.

Further, the 12 feathers of the angel’s wings represent the 11 players on the field and a 12th person, which is an amalgamation of all of the team’s staff and supporters.

The light pink color of the crest, which also features black and white, is drawn from the iconic Los Angeles sunsets.

The Angel City Football Club’s stadium.Angel City Football Club

Angel City Football Club stadium

“In this great city known for its endless sunsets and legendary stars, our visual identity had to pay homage to these important Los Angeles symbols, yet also signal what Angel City stands for — a more equitable future for all,” says Julie Uhrman, founder and president of Angel City, in a statement.

Adds Kayla Green, head of marketing for Angel City, “We stand on the shoulders of giants, forging a path of change, impact and excellence. Our brand identity and crest are representative of everything we believe in. They are a visual reminder to the world that we must never stop challenging the status quo in our unwavering pursuit of equity.”

The team will begin playing at Banc of California Stadium as part of the National Women’s Soccer League in spring 2022.

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Former U.S. women’s national team players Julie Foudy, Mia Hamm, Rachel Buehler, Shannon Boxx, Amanda Cromwell, Lorrie Fair Allen, Ronnie Fair Sullins, Joy Fawcett, Angela Hucles, Shannon MacMillan, Tisha Venturini Hoch and Saskia Webber additionally are co-owners.

Angel City Football Club merchandise.Hana Asano/Angel City Football Club

Angel City Football Club merch

The soccer team also dropped a new merchandise line on Wednesday, which features the crest and logos featuring just the angel. The merchandise will be available atwww.angelcity.com/store, as well as Niky’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods and other select retailers.

source: people.com