AC Monza’s badge uses a red shield with a white outline, the club name in the centre, and two historic Monza symbols: the Iron Crown at the top and a vertical sword beneath the lettering. The design is almost entirely red and white, the club’s traditional colours since 1928.

The crown refers to the Corona Ferrea, the Iron Crown kept in Monza Cathedral and one of the city’s most important historic symbols. The sword is linked to Estorre Visconti, a medieval figure associated with Monza and the Visconti period.

Monza was founded on 1 September 1912, originally using white and blue before adopting red and white in the late 1920s. Its badge has changed many times, but the crown has remained a recurring element in the club’s identity.

The current crest developed from the post-2004 shield design, later simplified with the AC Monza name and a cleaner crown-and-sword layout that keeps the badge closely tied to the city.

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