· 4 years ago
Symbol explanation
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CSKA Kyiv crest redesign
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- CSKA means Central Sports Club (Ukrainian - Klub) of Army. That is why the main symbol in the center is the combination of symbol of Ukrainian army (coat of arms of Ukraine - Tryzub) and symbol of Kyiv - chestnut tree leave. The shape of a circle refers to old badges of Ukrainian army sports teams.
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- Monday, 09 November 2020
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- This commment is unpublished.
- This commment is unpublished.
· 4 years agoI see a front view of the Blue Jay in the symbol, for some reason... My concern is why russian and ukranian letters/words are in the mix? - This commment is unpublished. · 4 years ago@hacobcem It’s completely Ukrainian language
- This commment is unpublished. · 4 years ago@Ochoa510 It is not, I'm fluent in russian and see the substantial errors here. Here is how it goes in russian without the latin " i " that you added at the end and in a city's name : Центральный Спортивный Клуб Армии Киев .
- This commment is unpublished. · 4 years agoBy the way, Sokol Kiev did a very similar design for their crest in the past, check brands of the world site.
- This commment is unpublished. · 4 years ago@hacobcem I am Ukrainian and in our language it is pronounced «Центральний спортивний клуб армії Київ». Russian and Ukrainian are very similar
- This commment is unpublished. · 4 years ago@hacobcem I know. Kyiv’s symbol is chestnut leaves, that is why many local clubs have it on their badges. Arsenal-Kyiv last logo was with little chestnut too