The original crest for NYCFC. Simple, spare, minimal, and evocative of New York City’s subways.
I wouldn’t expect this to be the final logo — NYCFC will probably hold a contest, or they’ll simply contract with someone to design one — but, for now, this is NYCFC.
Open Cup Digest #9: Diego Hurtado's sports apparel company Diaza supplies kits to more than 80 clubs — the 31-year-old founder will take the field for Zum Schneider this Sunday as they try to qualify for the 2025 US Open Cup.
A capsule collection from LiveBreatheFutbol featuring a hat, hoodie, and T-shirt brings New York City FC's updated club crest to life.
The team's first USL Super League kits feature the popular canned water brand Liquid Death as sponsor and are made by Diaza. (Sorry, Kappa.)
A colorful, lightweight New York City FC jacket that could be your go-to outer layer on match days arrives via a new collaboration between MLS and soccer apparel brand LiveBreatheFutbol.
NYCFC end their 2024 season with a 0-2 home defeat to the New York Red Bulls in the Conference Semifinals of the MLS Cup Playoffs.
An Eastern Conference Semifinal appearance less than two seasons into a roster rebuild represents growth, but it hurts to get eliminated by a most hated rival.
NYCFC's playoff run came grinding to a halt in Queens as the visiting Red Bulls won the first-ever Hudson River Derby in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
The season ended with a crushing defeat for New York City FC, losing at Citi Field to their arch-rivals to bow out of the MLS Cup Playoffs.
