BROOKLYN, N.Y. - Brooklyn Football Club today unveiled its team colors, badge and identity that take inspiration from shapes, shades and textures found in Brooklyn's public infrastructure and throughout the borough's 77 neighborhoods, and leans heavily on a unique spirit and attitude shared among the community.

"Brooklyn is the world's borough, at the forefront of culture and arts. Brooklyn is, unapologetically, Brooklyn. Encompassing that into a logo felt less about trying to mirror a traditional badge and more about representing our iconic borough with something bold and forward,” said designer Chris Payne.

BKFC is set to become the borough's only professional soccer club, and will compete in USL League One within the United Soccer League (USL), the fastest-growing professional soccer league in the world comprised of 50+ professional teams across the United States. Brooklyn Football Club is a grassroots club that seeks to use sport as a vehicle for social good and empower our next generation of leaders.

Founded by Matt Rizzetta, North Sixth Group is a family office operating company which provides strategic services, operating expertise and capital to companies focused on passion, purpose and progress. North Sixth Group was founded by entrepreneurs and operators with hands-on experience founding, scaling and exciting companies across various sectors. The North Sixth Group sport portfolio features Ascoli Calcio, in Italy's Serie B, as well as Campobasso FC, in Serie D. Brooklyn Football Club will make the third strategic sporting investment in as many years.

"No city captures the essence of the multiculturalism, inclusivity and passion of the world's most beautiful game and is poised to represent American soccer on a global stage like Brooklyn. We believe Brooklyn Football Club will be transformational for US soccer, and we couldn't be more excited to be offering a world-class soccer experience to the hundreds of millions of people who love Brooklyn around the world," Rizetta said.

To follow BKFC's progress off the pitch ahead of its 2025 launch, follow the club on Instagram and Facebook, and visit the club's website.