The French national team has presented its new logo after Zinedine Zidane's appointment as head coach.
Sport.Biz reports that the French Football Federation has released information about this on social media.
The new emblem retains the country's traditional symbol, the Gallic rooster. In addition, the logo now includes the word "France" and the "FFF" abbreviation has been slightly reduced.

The previous logo was updated in 2018 after France's victory in the World Cup in Russia. A second star was added to the emblem, symbolizing their second World Cup title.
Two days ago, the French Football Federation officially announced that it had signed a four-year contract with Zidane. He will replace Didier Deschamps, who has been leading the national team since 2012.