Who knows the origin of Manchester United logo and the content and meaning of logo!

The team emblem used by Manchester United from 1973 (new season) to 1998. The main pattern is a devil with a steel fork, which is also related to Manchester United's nickname "azazel". 1In the early 1960s, a rugby team named salford went to France to participate in the competition. Because of their brilliant record, French fans gave them the title of "azazel". Manchester United and salford football team only wore red jerseys, so Sir Matthew Busby, the legendary coach of Manchester United, awarded the title of "azazel" to this team, and the name of "azazel" spread like wildfire. Starting from 1973, Manchester United officially added Azar's design in the middle of the icon. When designing, Azar's body is actually composed of letters "M" and "U". As a result, this little red devil named Fred became the mascot of Manchester United.

1998, Manchester United changed the "football club" under the team emblem to "Manchester United", which means that Manchester United has changed from a pure football club to a Manchester United group involving various industries. Today, the image of a sailboat in the middle of Manchester United's team emblem represents Manchester's port status and symbolizes the Manchester Grand Canal.