Club History: Futbol Club Andorra, a professional football club headquartered in Andorra la Vella, Andorra, currently participates in the Spanish football league system. Established in 1942, the club calls Estadi Nacional its home stadium. Despite being located in the microstate of Andorra, the club has maintained its affiliation with the Catalan Football Federation, allowing it to compete in Spanish leagues since 1948. Historically, Futbol Club Andorra has held the title of the largest football club in the country. Its inception took place in 1942 within the College of Our Lady of Meritxell, making it the first football club ever founded in Andorra.
Crest: The traditional emblem of FC Andorra, first introduced in 1948, proudly displayed the colors and symbols of the nation of Andorra. This earned the club the nickname “Els tricolors” or “The Tricolours.” The emblem featured the Andorran coat of arms, with slight variations, incorporating the insignias of both the Bishop of Urgell and the Count of Foix – the historical Co-Princes of Andorra. Additionally, it included the symbols of the Viscounts of Béarn and Catalonia, two neighboring regions upon which Andorra has historically depended. However, in 2021, the club made a significant change to its brand image. The traditional crest was replaced by the current logo, which features a new round design in blue adorned with a white pattern, representing the club’s name, the country, and the iconic mountains that characterize the nation. This circular emblem is framed by the colors of the Andorran flag, signifying a fresh and modern identity for Futbol Club Andorra.
