Premier League DLS Kit downloads for 2026/27 are in full swing now that the new season has kicked off. Every club released at least a home kit over the summer, and several are still rolling out away and third kits into August.
This page breaks down the season’s biggest storylines and the real design details behind each major club’s kit. Copy the kit type you want and drop it into Dream League Soccer 2026.
Table of Contents
What’s Different This Season
Manufacturer Breakdown
Arsenal
Manchester City
Manchester United
Liverpool
Chelsea
Tottenham Hotspur
Newcastle United
Everton
Aston Villa
Brighton & Hove Albion
How to Import a Premier League DLS Kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s Different This Season
Two things separate 2026/27 from previous kit cycles. First, the Premier League’s voluntary ban on front-of-shirt gambling sponsorships officially took effect this season. The agreement was made back in 2023 but only kicked in once the 2025/26 campaign ended, so this is the first season no club can carry a betting company across the chest.
Second, nostalgia is everywhere. Manchester United’s away shirt revives their famous late-1980s blue kit. Liverpool’s home design pulls from the 1989/90 title-winning era. Arsenal’s third kit continues the legacy of their 1990s “Bruised Banana” away shirt with a modern navy update. Adidas, Nike, and Puma all leaned into archives this year rather than starting from scratch.
Manufacturer Breakdown
Adidas supplies the largest share of the league this season: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leeds United, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Nottingham Forest. Nike covers Brighton, Chelsea, and Tottenham. Puma makes Manchester City’s kit alone among the traditional “big six.”
Arsenal
Arsenal’s Adidas home kit looks classic at a glance, but the details set it apart. A burgundy collar carries a zig-zag pattern, and the shirt uses multiple shades of red at once, unusual for a club that typically keeps things simple. Golden Premier League badges appear across the kit this year.
The design also nods to the Emirates Stadium’s 20th anniversary, marking two decades since the stadium opened in 2006. Arsenal’s third kit takes a different angle entirely, reviving the spirit of their famous 1990s “Bruised Banana” away shirt with a modern navy reinterpretation.
Manchester City
Puma broke from City’s usual solid-tone approach this year. The home kit fades from a darker sky blue at the shoulders down to white at the hem, meant to represent a visual timeline of the different shades of blue the club has worn through its history.
The third kit has a genuinely unusual origin story. It was created through Puma’s AI Creator platform and won the brand’s kit design competition after nearly 180,000 submissions, beating out nine other finalists. The finished design, a white base with a blue gradient stripe running down the center, echoes Chelsea’s 2003-04 away shirt.
Manchester United
United’s Adidas home kit draws from the 1970s: a clean red base that lets the polo collar and striped cuffs stand out. White accents run through the Adidas stripes and branding, black detailing sits subtly throughout, and a “United” sign-off is worked into the back of the neck.
The away kit goes further back for inspiration, reviving United’s well-loved late-1980s blue away kits. A third kit followed on August 14, 2026.
Liverpool
Adidas built Liverpool’s home kit around the 1989/90 title-winning season, the campaign that gave Sir Kenny Dalglish’s side a then-record 18th league title. The new shirt carries a geometric pattern lifted from that original design, and the launch campaign featured era-defining players including Ian Rush and John Barnes alongside the current squad.
Liverpool’s third kit is the freshest release covered here, officially unveiled on August 27, 2026. It’s predominantly black with a maroon pattern that abstractly resembles waving flags, finished with silver logos and black shorts and socks, designed as a tribute to the Kop stand.
Chelsea
Nike’s Chelsea home kit launched under the “Pride hunts together” campaign in June 2026, followed by an away kit in July under the “Built on instinct” theme. Notably, Chelsea are playing this season without a front-of-shirt sponsor, though reporting suggests that’s not solely down to the league’s new gambling-sponsorship ban.
Tottenham Hotspur
Nike kept things minimal for Spurs again this year. The home kit’s only real standout detail is a faint diagonal striping pattern across the fabric, continuing Nike’s more restrained approach to Tottenham’s recent kits.
Newcastle United
Newcastle’s black-and-white stripes got a genuine rework this season. Adidas varied the stripe widths, with narrower stripes bleeding out from larger blocks in a pattern some fans compared to the Doppler effect. It hasn’t landed well with the fanbase.
The third kit is more straightforward but historically notable: Newcastle’s first-ever lilac jersey, finished with deep violet trim.
Everton
Everton’s new kit design draws on the historic Docklands area of Liverpool, the neighborhood their new stadium now calls home after last year’s move to Bramley-Moore Dock.
Aston Villa
Adidas built Villa’s home kit around the club’s designs from the 1960s, continuing this season’s league-wide theme of digging into old archives rather than creating something entirely new.
Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton’s home kit keeps their familiar blue-and-white pinstripe design. The away kit is a straightforward color-flip of the home shirt’s pattern, which several outlets called a missed opportunity for something bolder.
How to Import a Premier League 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
Which clubs does Adidas make kits for this season? Arsenal, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leeds United, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Nottingham Forest all wear Adidas for 2026/27.
Why don’t any Premier League shirts have gambling sponsors this year? The league’s voluntary ban on front-of-shirt gambling sponsorship took effect at the start of 2026/27. The agreement was made in 2023 but only applied once the previous season finished.
What’s the story behind Manchester City’s third kit? It came from Puma’s AI Creator platform, chosen from nearly 180,000 fan submissions as one of 10 finalists before winning the brand’s kit design competition outright.
Is Liverpool’s third kit already out? Yes, officially unveiled on August 27, 2026, with a black-and-maroon design built as a tribute to the Kop stand.
Why do so many kits look retro this season? Adidas, Nike, and Puma all leaned into nostalgia for 2026/27, revisiting specific eras from each club’s history rather than launching fully original designs.
Will more Premier League clubs be added to this page? Yes. Leave a request in the comments for a club not covered yet.