What's the name of the Premier League trophy?

The Premier League trophy is called BarclaysPremiershipTrophyCup.

1. The current Premier League trophy was cast by the royal jeweler Esprey, weighing 4 stone (25 kg), 43 cm high and 25 cm deep. The main body is alloy silver, and the surface is plated with pure silver. The base is made of malachite, the surface is covered with silver rings, and the list of champion clubs is engraved. Malachite green represents the lawn of the stadium.

2. The design of the trophy is based on the traditional "Three Lions" coat of arms of English football, with a golden crown on it. Two lions are placed above the trophy handle, and the third lion is the captain of the champion team holding the trophy at the end of the season. According to the name of the title sponsor, the name of the Premier League is printed on the ribbon tied on the handle.

In 2004, the gold edition of the trophy was specially made and presented to Arsenal in recognition of its unbeaten record throughout the season.

Extended data:

1, Premier League * * * has 20 participating teams, and its operating mode is a limited company wholly owned by 20 clubs. This season is held from August to May of the following year. Each team played 38 games, and 20 teams played twice, including one at home and one away. Every season, the Premier League has 38 games. Most Premier League games start on weekend afternoons, and some are held in the middle of the week.

2. Premier League has always been regarded as one of the best leagues in the world, with fast pace, fierce competition and many strong teams. Now it has become the most popular sports event and the highest-paid football league in the world.

3. 1992/93 Since the reorganization of the Premier League, seven teams have won the championship: Manchester United 13 times; Chelsea 5 times; Manchester City 4 times; Arsenal 3 times; Liverpool 1 time; Blackburn 1 time; Leicester city 1 time.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-English Football Super League

References:

English Football Premier League official website-all information about Premier League trophies and medals.