MetroStars Alternate Logo

The New York/New Jersey MetroStars have a long and storied history when it comes to their alternate logos. The team was founded in 1996 as one of the original ten teams in Major League Soccer, and they have had several different alternate logos over the years. One of their most popular designs is known as “the Metros” logo, which features a white shield with five red stars arranged around an orange soccer ball at its center. This logo has become synonymous with the team and can be seen on merchandise all across North America.

In 2004, the MetroStars changed up their look by introducing a new crest featuring two blue stripes that intersected at an angle along with three white stars above them representing each state (New York & New Jersey). This design was well-received by fans who appreciated its modern take on traditional soccer crests from Europe and South America. It also helped to further cement the identity of this franchise within MLS circles for many years to come.

Finally, after rebranding themselves as simply “the Red Bulls” in 2006, they introduced yet another new crest – this time featuring just one large red bullhead set against an orange background surrounded by four smaller bullheads symbolizing strength through unity amongst players & supporters alike! While not quite as iconic or recognizable compared to previous versions; it nonetheless served its purpose for nearly 10 years until 2015 when another redesign brought us what we know today – A sleek black bullhead framed inside of a silver circle encircled again within two concentric rings - creating arguably one of most unique looking emblems currently used throughout professional sports leagues worldwide!