The Premier League has revealed a new-look logo which will be used from the start of the 2016-17 season.
The division's lion icon has been the face of England's top flight since its launch in 1992 but has undergone a makeover to give it a fresh, modern look.
From next season, the Premier League is going to look a little bit different…https://t.co/4n4mNohG2Z— Premier League (@premierleague) February 9, 2016
All 20 clubs in the top flight have also agreed a new centralised sponsorship strategy, meaning the league will no longer have a named sponsor.
Barclays have opted not to renew their £40 million-a-year deal, which expires at the end of the season, with a host of secondary partners set to replace them.
As a result the division will be known simply as 'the Premier League' as of August.
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