The London club have decided to change their badge from the 2017-18 season onwards, and Brentford have claimed it is to help the club be more recognisable in the digital age.

BRENTFORD were hoping their new badge would create a buzz – but ended up receiving stinging criticism from fans. The Championship outfit revealed an updated bee logo to be used from the 2017-… ...

Before Brentford’s 2-0 victory over Arsenal on the opening day of the 2021-22 season, manager Thomas Frank made a direct reference to the club’s badge and nickname and what they represent.

What is clear here, though, is that the, er, insect, on Brentford's new badge has four legs, while it was also mocked for looking a bit simplistic. Whatever it is, it'll be seen on the club's ...

Brentford have opted for a dark green colour for their third kit, featuring a pattern design on the sleeves that "takes inspiration from the familiar architecture of Gtech Community Stadium".