Tottenham have redesigned their logo, making a minor change by removing the words 'Tottenham Hotspur' from underneath their cockerel crest and the switch has been questioned by some fans

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English football club Tottenham Hotspur has revealed an updated club logo that no longer features the full name of the club, as announced by the club's press office.

According to Italian football journalist Nima Tavallaey Roodsari, Juventus' dramatic badge change in 2017 cost 200 million Euros. It begs the question how much Studio Nomad was paid to create the designs and, more importantly, do the fans think it is money well spent?

Tottenham Hotspur have changed their club badge in an official club announcement this afternoon. In an article published by the club website, an official statement read: “Welcome to our remastered brand identity, embracing our rich history and unmistakable heritage.

The north London side have used their iconic cockerel logo since the early 1920s, and it has featured on all iterations of the badge since - with the latest version in use since 2006.