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The Nike Swoosh logo is set to CHANGE on football shirts – in its biggest-ever revolution

The Nike Swoosh logo is set to CHANGE on football shirts – in its biggest-ever revolution: Brazil's football team jersey for the 2014 FIFA World Cup is unveiled on November 24, 2013 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The Nike Swoosh logo is one of the most iconic in the western world. Designed for just $35, it's stood the test of time as a symbol of quality from the American manufacturer.

And it has plenty of history when it comes to football. This is a logo that has been synonymous with the Brazilian national team, Barcelona, Arsenal and Manchester United at their Premier League pomp and now England – but the Swoosh is about to switch up from next season.

According to reports from FootyHeadlines, the Swoosh is set for its biggest revolution ever, with a flipped version to be present on third kits from the 2024/25 season.

The Nike logo is one of the most iconic in football (Image credit: Getty)

The Swoosh is set to be rotated 90º anticlockwise, with a second Swoosh smaller within the first one. They're set to be different colours, too.

Expect it to look a little like the current model of the Nike Phantom boots, which incorporate the two Swooshes alongside one another – while the Nike Phantom Luna boots released this year featured a rotated Swoosh on its side. 

Nike Phantom boots (Image credit: Nike)
Nike Phantom Luna boots (Image credit: Nike)

Nike are no stranger to playing with the logo – though not to this degree. The manufacturer incorporated the Futura logo in third kits a few seasons back, bringing back the "NIKE" text alongside the Swoosh for select shirts.

For last season's Premier League ball, just the Futura text was present on the Nike Flight. 

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