Frosinone Calcio’s badge uses a blue shield with a yellow border and a yellow top panel carrying the club name. The centre shows a light-coloured rampant lion, crossed by a sweeping yellow-and-blue band, with darker and lighter blue fields behind it.

The lion comes from the coat of arms of the city of Frosinone and has been part of the club’s badge tradition for decades. The yellow and blue colours are Frosinone’s established identity and are behind the club’s nicknames “I Giallazzurri” and “I Canarini.”

Frosinone’s football roots go back to 1906, when Unione Sportiva Frusinate was founded. Earlier badges used different layouts, including civic-style shields, circular designs and versions centred on a football, but the lion gradually became the dominant symbol.

The current badge style dates from the mid-2000s and was refined in 2011, keeping the same core elements: the city lion, the yellow-and-blue colours, and the shield format.

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