La Liga DLS Kit downloads are climbing fast now that the 2026/27 season has kicked off. Barcelona enter the year as three-time defending champions, and nearly every major club rolled out a new kit over the summer.
This page covers the biggest clubs in detail — real design specifics, manufacturers, and the stories behind each kit. Copy the kit type you want and drop it straight into Dream League Soccer 2026.
Table of Contents
Barcelona
Real Madrid
Atletico Madrid
Athletic Bilbao
Sevilla, Valencia & Villarreal
Manufacturer Breakdown
How to Import a La Liga DLS Kit
Frequently Asked Questions
Barcelona
Barcelona are doing something unusual this season: four kits instead of the usual three. Nike’s home kit keeps the classic Blaugrana stripes but reworks them with three different shades of red and three different shades of blue, an architectural nod to the renovated Camp Nou’s exterior panels.
The away kit is the second chapter of Nike’s ongoing Kobe Bryant collaboration. It’s black, fading into purple toward the hem, with gold detailing, a snakeskin-inspired pattern, and a Kobe Bryant quote hidden inside the collar.
The third kit brings back mint green after several seasons away, a direct homage to Barcelona’s memorable 1996-97 Kappa away shirt. A fourth kit, dropping in early 2027, honors Catalonia’s patron saint, Saint Jordi, in an unusual light beige finished with navy and garnet detailing.
Real Madrid
Real Madrid’s 2026/27 kit collection gets its own full breakdown, including the confirmed home and third kit designs and the current status of the away kit. [Link to the Real Madrid DLS Kit 2026/27 page here.]
Atletico Madrid
Nike’s Atletico Madrid home kit sticks with the club’s traditional red and white vertical stripes but weaves in a subtle tonal trident pattern, a nod to the Fountain of Neptune where the Rojiblancos celebrate their trophies. A navy V-neck collar and matching trim round it out, built on Nike’s Aero-FIT fabric.
The third kit takes a completely different direction: a light grey shade officially called “Light Pumice,” crossed with horizontal red and navy hoop stripes and a retro-styled crest on the left chest.
Athletic Bilbao
Castore’s Athletic Bilbao home kit carries real meaning in its stripe count. The shirt uses exactly seven red stripes, one for each of the seven historic Basque territories, tying the club’s identity to the wider Basque Country. A black V-neck collar, black shoulder panels, and a small Basque flag at the nape of the neck complete the design.
Sevilla, Valencia & Villarreal
Confirmed manufacturers for 2026/27: Puma continues to supply Sevilla and Valencia, while Villarreal wear Joma. Specific design details for this season’s kits weren’t confirmed in available reporting at the time of writing — check back as more releases roll out.
Manufacturer Breakdown
Nike supplies both Barcelona and Atletico Madrid this season. Adidas makes Real Madrid’s kit. Castore covers Athletic Bilbao. Puma continues with Sevilla and Valencia, and Joma supplies Villarreal.
How to Import a La Liga DLS Kit
Open Dream League Soccer 2026 and go to My Club.
Tap Customise Team, then Edit Kit.
Choose Home, Away, Third, or GK Kit.
Tap Download, then paste the kit’s URL.
Hit Confirm — the game fetches and applies the image.
Restart the app if the kit doesn’t render right away.
If a kit fails to download, check the URL ends in .png with no trailing space, confirm you’re online, and try again after a minute if it still fails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Barcelona have four kits this season? Alongside the usual home, away, and third kits, Barcelona are releasing a fourth shirt in early 2027 honoring Catalonia’s patron saint, Saint Jordi.
What’s the story behind Athletic Bilbao’s home kit stripes? The 2026/27 home kit uses exactly seven red stripes, each representing one of the seven historic Basque territories.
Who makes Atletico Madrid’s kit? Nike, continuing the club’s traditional red-and-white stripes with a subtle trident pattern referencing the Fountain of Neptune.
Is Real Madrid’s kit covered on this page? Real Madrid gets its own dedicated page with full home, away, and third kit details — linked above.
Will Sevilla, Valencia, and Villarreal get full write-ups too? Yes, once specific 2026/27 design details are confirmed. For now, their manufacturers are listed above.
Will more La Liga clubs be added to this page? Yes. Leave a request in the comments for a club not covered yet.