Újpest FC

==Újpest TE==
===1895-1926===
==Újpest FC==
===1926-1936===
In 1926, the club changed its name due to football becoming professional in Hungary. However, the TE letters remained in the crest due to the football club being part of the Újpest TE sports club.
==Újpest TE==
===1945-1950===
==Budapesti Dósza SE==
===1950-1956===
After World War II, when the Communists took power in Hungary, the government designated Újpest as the police club (a practice fairly common in Eastern Europe at the time, which were typically named "Dynamo" or "Dinamo"), naming it after Gyorgy Dósza, a 16th-century man-at-arms who led a peasant revolt against the landed nobility in Hungary.
==Újpest TE==
===1956-1957===
During the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, the club returned to its old name.
==Újpesti Dósza SC==
===1957-1960===
After the 1956 Hungarian Revolution was pulled down by the Soviets, the club was not allowed by the government to use the "Újpest TE" name, adopting the Újpesti Dósza name and adopting a "D" logo in the same style as the Eastern European "Dynamo"/"Dinamo" clubs (such as Dynamo Kiev, for instance).
===1960-1970===
===1970-1980===
===1980-1985===
===1985-1989===
==Újpest TE==
===1991-1993===
After the fall of Communism, the club reverted its original name and crest.
===1993-1995===
===1995-2004===
==Újpest FC==
===1998-2005===
In 1998, the club returned to professionalism, renaming itself to "Újpest FC".
===2005-2017===
===2017-2020===
In 2017 adopted a new logo elected by the fans through a contest between three options.
===2020–present===
Category:Hungarian football
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