FIFA and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) are excited to introduce one of the most high-profile ambassadors of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™: a unique Brazilian three-banded armadillo (the Tolypeutes tricinctus), a creature that is indigenous to Brazil.

The mascot was officially launched as part of Brazilian broadcaster TV Globo’s weekly Fantástico entertainment show, where he was welcomed by Brazilian football legend and member of the LOC Management Board, Ronaldo.

“I’m delighted to welcome such an important member to the 2014 team,” said Ronaldo. “The mascot will play a key ambassadorial role in the next two years. I’m sure he will inspire many young football fans in Brazil and all over the world with the great passion which he has for the sport and for his country.”

Cardiff city unveiled their new football kits and a new crest.

The club's investors have been impressed with the passion and commitment from Cardiff City supporters for their team and want to harness these strengths to create an affinity between the club and the cultures of Wales and Asia. With that in mind and as a part of the significant investment made to give the club the best chance of succeeding in this area, they believe very strongly that there is a need to make some radical, but important changes to their brand.

The colour red is widely recognised as being synonymous with Welsh culture and heritage, with Cardiff the proud capital of the country. The colour also holds strong spiritual significance in Asia, where it is seen as a symbol of prosperity, power and good fortune.

The Swans' centenary celebrations have officially kicked off.

To mark 100 years of Swansea City, they have a number of events lined up throughout the season.

And to get the festivities underway, they launched their new club crest solely intended for the 2012-13 campaign.

To mark the 150th Anniversary of Wanderers first ever match, a competition has been launched to find a new badge for the club.

On March 15th 1862, 15 men took a field near Leytonstone under the name Forest FC to play Crystal Palace FC.

Over 400 games and nearly 800 players later and Forest FC had transformed in Wanderers FC - the pre-eminent team of the Victorian era, when football became organised and regulated. The reforming and philanthropic gentlemen of the age dragged violent inter-village rabbles into a popular pastime for the upper and middle classes in the south and the working men of the north.

The Royal Spanish Football Federation has unveiled the new logo designs of the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa.

This is the new Copa Del Rey logo