Bundesliga DLS Kit downloads are picking up fast this season. Bayern Munich enter 2026/27 as defending champions after a 34th Bundesliga title, and the league’s kit drops this year lean heavily on club history and storytelling.
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
Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund
Bayer Leverkusen
RB Leipzig
Manufacturer Breakdown
How to Import a Bundesliga DLS Kit
Frequently Asked Questions
Bayern Munich
Adidas pulled Bayern’s home kit back to basics this year: a classic red base with white trim, subtle tonal vertical stripes woven into the fabric, and a simplified, symmetrical T-Mobile logo. After a few seasons of experimenting, including a white primary color and odd splotch patterns, this is a return to the traditional look longtime fans wanted.
The third kit is the real headline. Unveiled on August 20, 2026, it’s a striking purple design built around four specific moments from Bayern’s history: Franz Beckenbauer at his peak, Arjen Robben’s goal in the 2013 Champions League final, Oliver Kahn’s penalty save in Milan in 2001, and Patrik Andersson’s last-gasp title-clinching free kick that same year. Bayern wore it for the first time on August 22 against Borussia Dortmund in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup.
Borussia Dortmund
Puma’s Dortmund home kit keeps things in the club’s traditional yellow, with black and white trim on the collar and sleeves. It’s a more understated shade than the brighter yellow Dortmund wore through much of the 2010s, a change that’s split opinion among fans who preferred the earlier tone.
Bayer Leverkusen
Leverkusen’s away kit draws on the architecture of the BayArena itself: a deep black base crossed with bold vertical bands of scarlet and crimson, delivering a clean, structured look.
A separate design, built around the “Farbenstadt” (“City of Colours”) theme, uses a luminous Terrarium base overlaid with marbled graphics in Light Surf, Faded Teal, and Deep Sea across the shoulders and sleeves. White and Deep Black Iris accents add contrast, and subtle cross details are worked into the artwork as a nod to the club’s Bayer Cross identity.
RB Leipzig
Puma continues to avoid a plain white-and-red look for Leipzig, now nine seasons running. The 2026/27 home kit keeps that pattern going with another set of graphic details layered across the traditional white base.
Manufacturer Breakdown
Adidas and Puma cover most of the Bundesliga’s biggest clubs: Adidas supplies Bayern Munich, and Puma supplies both Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig. Smaller manufacturers round out the rest of the league, including Hummel, Mizuno, and several boutique and domestic brands across the remaining clubs.
How to Import a Bundesliga 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
What’s special about Bayern Munich’s third kit this season? It’s a purple design honoring four specific moments from club history — Franz Beckenbauer, Arjen Robben’s 2013 Champions League final goal, Oliver Kahn’s 2001 penalty save, and Patrik Andersson’s title-clinching free kick — and it debuted in the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup against Dortmund.
Why did Bayern change their home kit again this year? After a few seasons of experimental looks, including a white primary color, Adidas returned Bayern’s 2026/27 home kit to a classic red-and-white design closer to their traditional identity.
Who makes Borussia Dortmund’s kit? Puma, continuing the club’s traditional yellow with black and white trim on the collar and sleeves.
Why does RB Leipzig’s kit have so many patterns? Puma has avoided a plain white-and-red design for Leipzig for nine consecutive seasons, and 2026/27 continues that trend.
Will more Bundesliga clubs be added to this page? Yes. Leave a request in the comments for a club not covered yet.