EFL announced that there would be changes to the back of footballers shirts for the 2018/19 season - with the logo of mental health charity Mind on all shirts. Jump directly to the content.

Lancashire [UK], May 28 (ANI): English Football League (EFL) on Thursday confirmed that after the latest round of COVID-19 testing, three individuals from two clubs have been diagnosed with the virus.

This is because of a partnership between the EFL and mental health charity Mind. To promote mental health and the charities work, their logo will appear on the back of all EFL shirts for the 2018/ ...

EFL CEO David Baldwin, said: "Football has a platform like no other to drive change and our 'Not Today or Any Day' campaign logo featured across all EFL Club shirts will act as a powerful reminder ...

The days of the Football League are over – the EFL has arrived. Starting from the 2016/17 season, the Championship, ... The centre piece of the rebranding is a new logo, ...

MK Dons have revealed a new crest ahead of the 2025/26 season. The League Two side will display a redesigned logo on their shirts for the upcoming campaign. Their announcement of the move confirmed… ...

THE end of an era has been marked with the news that the English Football League is to use a new brand of ball next season. After a partnership stretching back 45 years, the EFL have announced ...

The league also unveiled what is only the fourth new logo in its 127-year history, which is in the shape of a football made up of three swathes of 24 smaller balls, representing each division and ...

The league’s three divisions will retain the titles of Championship, League One and League Two but a new logo, only the fourth in the organisation’s 127-year history, has been unveiled.

EFL CEO David Baldwin: Football has a platform like no other to drive change and our Not Today or Any Day campaign logo...will act as a powerful reminder that the league does not accept ...

New name will be shortened to the EFL, in much the same way the Premier League is known internationally as the EPL UK News Website of the Year 2024 Search Icon ...