Pescara Calcio’s badge uses a blue shield with a white border, the club name across the top, and the year 1936 at the bottom. The central image is a large white dolphin drawn in motion over two shades of blue, reflecting the club’s long-standing dolphin identity.

The dolphin is Pescara’s defining symbol and connects directly to the club’s nickname, “I Delfini” — “The Dolphins.” The white and blue colours are the traditional colours of the club and are also linked to the civic colours used in the coat of arms of Pescara.

The club was founded in 1936 as Società Sportiva Pescara, adopting white and blue from the beginning. Over time, the dolphin became the dominant element in the club’s visual identity, replacing earlier badge styles based more closely on civic heraldry.

Modern versions of the badge have kept the same core idea: a white dolphin, blue background, club name and founding year, making Pescara’s logo one of the clearest nickname-based badges in Italian football.

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