Juventus is a century-old giant. The club has a team emblem culture and a jersey culture. These two cultures represent Juventus’ centuries-old heritage. 1. Team logo culture.
The bull is the symbol of Turin, the city where Juventus is located. If you translate Turin directly from the literal meaning, it means little bull. It just so happens that Juventus' team logo is composed of black, white and gold, and there is a bull in the team logo. The word juventus in the team logo means young people in Latin. It is because when Juventus was founded, it was a group of middle school students, the oldest was 17 years old, so it was called Juventus (meaning young people). Juventus' team logo has also continued to evolve over time. In 2017, the Juventus club released a new team logo. Different from the traditional complex team logo design, Juventus' new logo is very simple. The main pattern is only in black and white, and the uppercase letter J represents Juventus, while the lowercase letter represents the younger generation.
2. Jersey culture.
Juventus' home jersey is a black and white straight shirt, which should be white shorts. At first, the peach jersey was used with a black tie; but there was an episode in the middle. The supplier at the time sent the England team's jersey to Juventus. In the end, Juventus made the mistake of using this black and white. The jersey with the straight color is the main color of the team. Everyone likes to call Juventus the "Bianconeri" because the zebras in their black and white striped shirts are very consistent and vivid, so they are called the Bianconeri. In Italy they like to call Juventus the "Black and White Team". But Juventus' real nickname is "The Old Lady". This is because Juventus has a calm style and always wins despite being calm during the game, so it is called the old woman. ?
Juventus has won the Italian Serie A 35 times, the Italian Cup 13 times, the Italian Super Cup eight times, and the Champions League twice. This kind of honor is enough to prove that Juventus is a giant European club.