Recently, the Birmingham City FC has been accused of copying the BTS logo.

The professional football club Birmingham City FC recently welcomed South Korean midfielder Paik Seung Ho to their team. The soccer player signed a two-year contract with the football club and became the first South Korean player to represent Birmingham City FC.

Birmingham City FC has been actively sharing press releases and posting content on its official social media platforms to commemorate the new signing.

However, a recent post on social media platform X has stirred a wave of confusion and frustration among K-pop fans, particularly those who follow BTS. The cause of the uproar? The football club used a logo in their "coming soon" post for Paik Seung Ho that copied the beloved BTS emblem and included the initials P S H. This unexpected similarity has left fans perplexed and upset, questioning the originality and intent behind the club's choice of design.

Many fans responded to the post by asking, "What's this?" "What?" and expressing confusion.

As people celebrated Paik Seung Ho joining Birmingham FC, many fans pointed out that the football club was using the BTS logo. While many offered their congratulations to Paik Seung Ho, others raised questions and concerns about the usage of the renowned BTS logo.