An Al-Fateh DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. Both kits are included below, and each image has been loaded into the game before being published here.
Al Fateh Logo
Official Logo 512×512 (2026/27)
Al Fateh Home Kit
Home Kit 512×512 (2026/27)
Al Fateh Away Kit
Away Kit 512×512 (2026/27)
Al-Fateh’s home shirt features a design detail that faces two separate problems in Dream League Soccer. The embossed Arabic script is particularly difficult to reproduce in-game, and understanding why can help you distinguish a limitation of the game from a problem with your download.
Why Won’t the Arabic Script on the Al-Fateh Home Kit Show?
The problem is that the design combines two things Dream League Soccer struggles to display: embossed texture and fine lettering.
Released on 10 August 2026, the home kit is predominantly blue, with light green accents on the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. An embossed Arabic script pattern runs across the body.
Embossing Is Shape, Not Ink
Embossing creates a raised or recessed surface that becomes visible when light catches the fabric. It is a physical texture, which is why it may only become noticeable when you examine the real shirt closely.
A 512×512 kit file is a flat image wrapped around a player model. It cannot reproduce actual fabric height, so embossed patterns may become almost invisible. The same limitation affects details such as Union Berlin’s stadium roof, Paderborn’s Three Hares window and the woven designs on Mainz’s shirts.
Arabic Script Needs More Resolution
Lettering is often one of the first details to disappear at small sizes. That is why federation text and fine lettering around a badge may become unreadable when players appear beside the match score.
Arabic script is particularly challenging because the connections between letters and the small marks around them carry important visual detail. When the script is compressed into a kit texture and viewed from match distance, those details can merge together.
Why This Design Faces Both Problems
Most difficult kit details fail for one main reason. The Al-Fateh home pattern faces two limitations at once.
The embossed texture loses its raised appearance in a flat image, while the fine lettering needs more resolution than the game can preserve at a small size. Even if a little of the texture remains visible, the script itself may still be impossible to read.
In Dream League Soccer, expect a mostly plain blue shirt with light green collar and cuffs.
The original pattern was designed to reward a closer look, but the game provides neither the physical depth nor the fine detail needed to reproduce it properly.
How Do I Check an Al-Fateh Home Kit File?
Since the embossed Arabic script may not be visible, use the light green collar and sleeve cuffs to check the image.
Light green contrasts clearly with the blue body, and these areas do not depend on a complicated texture. If the edges look sharp rather than blurred or smeared, the file is likely to be a good-quality image.
You should also confirm the image dimensions. On a computer, open the image in a new browser tab or check its properties to find the actual dimensions. A filename containing “512×512” does not guarantee that the image really has those dimensions.
The Away Kit — Can You Tell Blue From Green?
Released on 11 August 2026, the away shirt has a predominantly white base with thin vertical blue and green stripes. It also features a blue round-neck collar and sleeve cuffs finished with green trim.
Why the Away Kit’s Stripes Should Work
Two features help the away design remain visible in-game.
Vertical stripes are relatively straightforward to align. They mainly need to follow the centre line of the body on the kit template. Horizontal stripes can require more careful alignment across several sections.
The white background creates contrast. Both blue and green stand out against white, so the stripes should remain visible rather than disappearing into a similar background colour.
Why the Blue and Green Stripes Can Merge
The main risk is not that the stripes disappear altogether. It is that the difference between the two colours becomes difficult to see.
The shirt alternates thin blue and green stripes, and the colours sit relatively close together on the colour wheel. Compression can bring nearby colour values closer together, particularly when the stripes are narrow.
As a result, a low-quality image may display the stripes as a single blue-green band rather than two clearly separate colours.
The test: open the away kit at full size and examine the chest area. If the blue and green stripes are easy to distinguish, the file is suitable. If they blend into one colour, look for a sharper version.
Sevilla’s third kit has a similar issue in a different colour combination, with salmon pink and lilac appearing in a divided stripe.
Al-Fateh 2026/27 Kits at a Glance
Kit
Design
Main visibility risk
Home
Blue shirt with embossed Arabic script and light green accents
The script may not appear clearly
Away
White shirt with thin vertical blue and green stripes
Blue and green may merge together
Both kits are made by Offside and feature Theeb Car Rental on the chest.
Offside Supplies Four Saudi Pro League Clubs
Supplier branding can help you identify the correct file, especially when several clubs use the same manufacturer.
Offside supplies Al-Fateh, Al Shabab, Al-Taawoun and Al-Hazem in the Saudi Pro League. With four clubs sharing a supplier, some structural similarities between their shirts are possible.
For that reason, check the club colours and crest rather than relying on the shirt cut alone.
Al-Fateh home: blue with light green accents.
Al-Fateh away: white with blue and green vertical stripes.
Similar template-related issues can also appear among clubs using Adidas designs, including Köln and Al-Faisaly.
What Number Colours Work on Al-Fateh’s Kits?
Dream League Soccer uses small colour swatches on the kit template to determine shirt and shorts numbers. These colours are not automatically taken from the image itself.
Recommended choices:
Home kit: white or light green numbers against the blue shirt. White is likely to remain clearer at the small size used in matches.
Away kit: blue numbers to match the collar. White numbers may disappear against the shirt, while green numbers could blend into the stripes.
Remember to set the shirt-number and shorts-number colours separately.
How Visible Are Al-Fateh’s Kits on the Pitch?
Both designs should remain recognisable in matches, although the blue home kit has the stronger overall appearance.
Dream League Soccer renders players relatively small, so visibility depends partly on how strongly the shirt colours contrast with the pitch.
Blue home kit: the blue body stands apart from the green grass, while the light green trim provides additional detail without making the shirt blend into the pitch.
White away kit: white also contrasts clearly with the grass. The blue and green stripes add visual detail, provided the two colours remain distinguishable in the image.
A Note on Al-Fateh SC
Al-Fateh were promoted to the Saudi Pro League for the first time in 2009 and won the league title in 2013, just four years later.
They became the seventh club to win the competition, making their title run one of the major surprises in Saudi football history.
How to Tell If an Al-Fateh Kit File Is Current
Use these four checks to identify the 2026/27 designs:
Supplier and sponsor: look for Offside branding and Theeb Car Rental on the chest.
Home colours: the home shirt should be blue with a light green V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs.
Away colours: the away should be white with thin blue and green vertical stripes, rather than the red third kit from 2025/26.
Release dates: the home kit was released on 10 August 2026, and the away followed on 11 August 2026.
How to Use an Al-Fateh DLS Kits URL
Use the copy button on the kit card to copy the direct image link. Copying the browser address of the article may give you a webpage URL instead of the shirt image.
Follow these steps:
Open Dream League Soccer.
Go to My Club.
Select Customise.
Open Kit, not Logo. The two options control different things.
Select the kit slot you want to replace.
Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.
Tap Confirm. Some older versions may label this button Download.
Choose the correct slot before importing because the selected slot is the one that will be replaced.
Offside released the home and away kits, leaving the third slot available for another design. Al-Fateh’s 2025/26 red-and-white third kit is an option if you want to keep a previous-season shirt in the game. Dream League Soccer can accept a working 512×512 image URL even when the design is from an earlier season.
The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that slot is unlocked, changing the kit does not cost additional gems.
Test the Link Before Importing It
Open the copied URL in your browser before entering the game.
A valid direct image link should display the shirt image by itself, and the address should end in .png. If you see a webpage with navigation, buttons or other content around the image, you may have copied a viewer page instead of the direct file.
Why Do Al-Fateh Kit URLs Stop Working?
Kit links can fail for several reasons, and not all of them are obvious.
Free image hosts may delete files. This can affect clubs outside the main kit-sharing pipeline, where fewer people may maintain the uploads. The URL can remain saved even after the image has been removed.
Hotlink protection may block the game. Some hosts allow images to open in a browser but reject requests coming from another application. This means a link can work when you click it and still fail when Dream League Soccer tries to import it.
The preview and the direct link may point to different files. A webpage can display a thumbnail stored on one server while its copy button provides a link to an image hosted somewhere else. The preview may continue working even after the direct image link stops working.
For the links provided here, the displayed shirt and the copied URL refer to the same image file on the same server.
The Al-Fateh Badge
You can import the club crest during the same session. Open the customisation menu and select Logo instead of Kit.
Dream League Soccer crops badges into a circular shape, so choose an image with enough space around the full crest. An image cropped tightly around the artwork may lose part of the design.
Arabic lettering around the badge may also become soft or unreadable at the small size used beside the score. As with the home shirt pattern, fine lettering is difficult to preserve at match distance. The blue and green colour blocking will generally be easier to recognise.
Keeping Your Al-Fateh Kits
Custom kits are stored on your device rather than being permanently attached to your account. Game updates usually preserve them, but reinstalling the game or switching phones may remove your imported kits and badge.
Because four Saudi Pro League clubs share Offside as their supplier, clearly labelled image links can make it easier to find the right design later.
Before importing the kits, save both links—and any crest link you use—in a notes app.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Al-Fateh DLS kits URL?
An Al-Fateh DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG shirt that you can import through Dream League Soccer’s kit screen. A working direct image link typically ends in .png.
Why can’t I see the Arabic script on the Al-Fateh home kit?
The script is embossed, meaning it relies on raised or recessed texture that a flat image cannot fully reproduce. It is also fine lettering that needs more resolution than the game can preserve at match distance. Both limitations affect the design.
What does the Al-Fateh 2026/27 home kit look like?
The home kit is predominantly blue, with light green accents on the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. An embossed Arabic script pattern runs across the body.
Why do the stripes on my Al-Fateh away kit look like one colour?
The away shirt alternates thin blue and green stripes. Because the colours are relatively close in hue, a low-quality image may blur their differences and make them appear as a single blue-green band.
How do I check an Al-Fateh kit file?
For the home kit, examine the light green collar and cuffs against the blue body. For the away kit, open the image at full size and check whether the blue and green chest stripes remain clearly separate.
Who makes Al-Fateh’s 2026/27 kits?
The 2026/27 kits are made by Offside, a Saudi brand that also supplies Al Shabab, Al-Taawoun and Al-Hazem in the same league.
Does Al-Fateh have a third kit for 2026/27?
The supplied kit information covers the home and away releases. The red-and-white 2025/26 third kit is an option for the third custom-kit slot in Dream League Soccer.
Have Al-Fateh won the Saudi Pro League?
Yes. Al-Fateh won the Saudi Pro League title in 2013, four years after their first promotion to the top flight. They became the seventh club to win the competition.