Gaziantep FK DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

A Gaziantep FK DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. All four kit designs are listed below, and each image has been loaded into the game before being included here.

The away shirt will look familiar to anyone who remembers Germany’s 2014 World Cup-winning kit. It is also the most technically demanding design in this collection because its diagonal chest band needs to line up correctly across the different parts of the player model.

The Away Kit Is Inspired by Germany’s 2014 Shirt

Gaziantep FK’s 2026/27 away kit features a white base with a red and black diagonal band across the chest. The design closely follows the Adidas shirt worn by Germany when they won the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

This is not an unlicensed imitation. Adidas supplies Gaziantep FK, meaning the manufacturer is revisiting a design from its own history.

Gaziantep are not the only Turkish club drawing inspiration from this design lineage. Eskişehirspor also launched a white away shirt during the same summer, modelled on Germany’s 2026 home shirt. That makes two Turkish clubs using German national-team designs as inspiration in the same season.

Why the Diagonal Chest Band Is Difficult to Reproduce

A diagonal chest band is one of the more challenging patterns to reproduce accurately in a DLS kit file. Several details need to line up at the same time.

The diagonal must maintain its position and angle. A vertical stripe mainly needs to line up in one direction, but a diagonal must reach the correct height while keeping the same slope as it crosses the sleeves, sides, back and other seams.

The band has two parallel outer edges. Both edges need to follow the same angle and remain evenly spaced. If one shifts, the entire design can look uneven when the shirt is wrapped around the player model.

The red and black sections create another boundary. Because the band uses two colours, the internal line where red meets black must also remain in the correct position. Otherwise, the two sections may appear misaligned even if the outer edges look right.

The white background makes mistakes easier to spot. Red and black stand out sharply against white, leaving little room for a poorly aligned pattern to blend into the rest of the shirt.

RC Lens’ two-colour sash and Vasco da Gama’s diagonal sash present similar challenges this season. Gaziantep’s design has the same basic difficulty, but with a diagonal band crossing the chest.

How to Check the Away Kit

After importing the away kit into Dream League Soccer, inspect the player from the side and the back rather than judging the design only from the front.

Check that the band runs continuously across the shirt without visible jumps at the seams. Its three boundaries should remain parallel, and the red-to-black dividing line should stay at the same relative position throughout the band. Also, make sure the angle remains consistent where the sleeve joins the body.

A poorly constructed kit file will usually make these problems fairly obvious once the shirt is mapped onto the player model. That makes it easier to identify a file that needs replacing.

Four Kits, but Only Three Outfield Slots

Gaziantep FK released four shirts for the 2026/27 season: home, away, third and fourth. The collection is built around the club’s familiar red and black colours.

Dream League Soccer provides three outfield kit slots—home, away and third—along with a separate goalkeeper kit. As a result, you will need to decide which designs you want to use.

The home kit is the safest place to start. Its red and black colour blocking offers strong contrast and generally works well in the game, regardless of the finer details of the design. However, home shirts can change considerably from one season to another, so compare the image on the card above with any file you find elsewhere.

Gaziantep FK Has Used Four Different Names

Gaziantep FK has gone through several name changes since the club was founded, which can make older kit images harder to find. The team began as Sankospor, a name it used from 1988 until 1999. It then became Gaziantep Büyükşehir Belediyespor, keeping that name until 2017, when it changed to Gazişehir Gaziantep FK. In 2019, the club adopted its current name, Gaziantep FK.

These historical names are worth knowing when searching for older kits online. If a search for Gaziantep FK does not return the design you need, try the club’s previous names as well. However, files labelled Gazişehir Gaziantep FK or Gaziantep Büyükşehir Belediyespor are from earlier periods and will not represent the current 2026/27 kits. Some kit databases also shorten the name to simply Gaziantep, which is a common alternative listing.

Who Makes Gaziantep FK’s Kits?

Adidas has supplied Gaziantep FK since 2024, replacing Nike as the club’s kit manufacturer.

The club has changed suppliers several times over the years. Adidas supplied the team from 2011 to 2018, Nike took over from 2018 to 2024, and Adidas returned for the current period. Lotto and Lescon were also among the club’s earlier suppliers.

This makes the manufacturer logo a useful way to identify an older kit. A Nike swoosh on a Gaziantep shirt points to the 2018–2024 period. If you are looking for a current 2026/27 design, check for Adidas branding instead.

What Number Colours Work on Gaziantep FK Kits?

Dream League Soccer handles kit numbers differently from the shirt artwork. The number colours are controlled by small colour swatches in the kit template, rather than being taken directly from the image you import. One swatch controls the shirt numbers, while another controls the shorts numbers.

Home kit: White is a practical choice because red or black numbers can blend into the corresponding sections of the shirt.

Away kit: Black or red numbers should stand out against the white upper back. White numbers may disappear against the base colour.

Third and fourth kits: Choose a number colour that matches the trim or contrasts clearly with the main shirt colour.

Remember to set the shirt-number and shorts-number colours separately. Adjusting one does not necessarily change the other.

How Visible Are Gaziantep FK Kits on the Pitch?

Red and black are strong colours for visibility in Dream League Soccer.

Players appear relatively small during a match, so the distance between the kit colours and the pitch colour makes a difference. Red and black both contrast with the green grass, helping the home kit remain easy to recognise at match distance.

The white away shirt with its red and black diagonal band also offers good visibility. The band gives the shirt a distinctive outline, so the design remains recognisable through its pattern as well as its colours. Vasco da Gama’s diagonal sash and Norway’s cross provide similar examples of kits that use a clear pattern to stand out.

How to Tell If a Gaziantep FK Kit File Is Current

Before importing a Gaziantep kit, check these four details to help distinguish the 2026/27 designs from older files.

Check the manufacturer: Current kits should feature Adidas rather than Nike, which supplied the club between 2018 and 2024.

Check the away design: The away shirt should have a white base with a red and black diagonal chest band.

Check the club name: Look for Gaziantep FK or the shortened name Gaziantep. Gazişehir Gaziantep FK and Gaziantep Büyükşehir Belediyespor are historical names.

Check the colours: Red and black should feature prominently throughout the collection.

These checks are useful when comparing kit images from different websites or older DLS kit collections.

How to Use a Gaziantep FK DLS Kits URL

Start by copying the direct image link from the kit card. Use the copy button rather than copying the address from your browser bar, which may lead to the webpage instead of the actual PNG file.

Open Dream League Soccer and go to My Club → Customise → Kit. Make sure you select the Kit section rather than Logo, as the logo menu is used to import the club badge.

Choose the slot you want to replace before pasting the link. Press and hold the URL field, select Paste, and then tap Confirm. Depending on the game version, the final button may instead be labelled Download.

Because Gaziantep has four designs but only three outfield kit slots, decide which three you want to use before importing them. You can also set the goalkeeper kit rather than leaving the default design unchanged.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that feature has been unlocked, changing your kits does not cost additional gems.

Test the Kit URL Before Importing It

Open the copied link in your browser before entering it into the game. A working direct image URL should display the shirt by itself, and the address should end in .png.

If the link opens a webpage containing buttons, menus or other page elements around the image, it is probably a viewer page rather than a direct image link. Dream League Soccer needs the actual image file.

For Gaziantep’s away kit, however, a successful browser test is only the first step. The diagonal band may look perfect in a flat image but become misaligned when the game wraps it around the player model. Import the shirt and inspect the sides and back to make sure the pattern continues correctly across the seams.

Why Do Gaziantep FK Kit URLs Stop Working?

Kit links can stop working for several reasons, particularly when the images are hosted on free image-sharing services.

Free image hosts may delete files. Smaller Süper Lig clubs often have fewer people maintaining their kit uploads than the most popular Istanbul teams. As a result, some images may disappear over time even if the original link still looks valid.

Hotlink protection can block the game. Some image hosts allow pictures to load when someone opens them directly in a browser but block requests coming from another application. This means a URL may work when you click it but fail when you paste it into Dream League Soccer.

The preview image and the direct link may point to different files. A website might display a thumbnail hosted on its own server while providing a link to an image stored elsewhere. The preview can continue working even after the linked file has been removed.

For this collection, the image shown on the card and the copied link refer to the same file on the same server.

The Gaziantep FK Badge

You can import the Gaziantep FK crest during the same session, but select Logo instead of Kit in the customisation menu.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle, so choose an image that leaves enough space around the entire crest. A logo cropped too tightly around its artwork may lose part of its outer design when the game applies its circular crop.

The Turkish lettering around the badge may also appear softer at the small size used beside the match score. This can be a result of how the game renders small images rather than a problem with the original file. The crest’s red and black design will generally remain its most recognisable feature.

Make sure the badge matches the current club identity. A crest reading Gazişehir Gaziantep FK belongs to the club’s 2017–2019 period and will not match the current name on the 2026/27 shirts.

How to Keep Your Gaziantep FK Kits

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than being permanently attached to your account. They may remain available after a regular game update, but reinstalling the game or switching to a new phone can mean importing them again. The same applies to the club badge.

With four kit designs, several historical club names and different periods under Adidas and Nike, Gaziantep files can be easy to confuse. Before importing anything, save the kit URLs in a notes app. Keeping the links together makes it much easier to restore your preferred designs if you change devices or need to reinstall the game.

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