Parma Calcio DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

A Parma DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG Parma shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. All four slots are listed below, and every file has been loaded into the game before being added to this page.

Parma have made a notable change to their crest for 2026/27. The new position creates an unusual problem in DLS: the game places your imported badge in exactly the same spot.

Parma’s Crest Has Moved to the Centre of the Cross

Puma’s 2026/27 home shirt keeps Parma’s traditional Warm White base and black cross, now finished with yellow and blue outlines.

The biggest change is where the club crest appears. It has moved from the left chest to the centre of the cross, apparently leaving the left side of the chest available for a sponsor.

Why the New Crest Position Causes a DLS Problem

Dream League Soccer automatically places your imported badge on the chest in a fixed position. It does not matter what design is already printed on the kit underneath: the game draws your badge over it.

That fixed position is the centre of the chest, which is now exactly where Parma have placed their own crest.

As a result, your imported badge will cover the club crest on the 2026/27 home shirt. On older Parma shirts, the crest sat on the left chest, away from the game’s badge position, so the two designs did not overlap.

Before importing the home kit, open the PNG at full size and check the centre of the cross. That will show you which part of the original design is going to be covered.

There is no way to move the imported badge elsewhere. DLS always draws it in the same position.

Japan, PSG, Panama, Lyon and the New England Revolution also face variations of this badge-placement problem this season. Parma’s situation is different because the club has deliberately moved its crest into the game’s existing badge zone.

The Parma Cross Needs Two-Direction Alignment

The black cross is one of Parma’s defining visual features. Unlike a simple horizontal band or a set of vertical stripes, it has two separate directions to consider when checking an imported kit.

Why Cross Alignment Is More Complicated

A cross has both a vertical arm and a horizontal arm, and each creates its own alignment requirements.

The vertical arm runs down the centre of the shirt, so it only needs to line up along one central position.

The horizontal arm is more demanding. It must continue across the front, wrap around both sides towards the back and remain consistent where the shirt panels meet the sleeves.

How to Check the Cross in DLS

Import the home kit and follow the horizontal arm towards the side of the player model. Check two things:

Does the arm continue at the same height where the front panel meets the back?

Do the yellow and blue outlines remain visible across the seam, or do they disappear or become uneven?

Pay particular attention to the coloured outlines. They are thin lines bordering the black cross, and fine contrasting details are usually among the first elements to weaken during image compression.

The most realistic expectation is that the main black cross will remain clear while its yellow and blue borders become thinner. The shirt should still look recognisably like Parma’s home kit, even if those outlines lose some definition.

Parma’s Third Kit Combines Black and Neon Coral

Released on 3 September 2026, Parma’s third kit brings black back into the club’s rotation.

The shirt has a black base with high-contrast neon coral-pink details across the collar, sleeve cuffs, underarm panels and branding. It also features the club motto, “Writing Our Future,” on the back of the neck.

The Coral Colour Should Survive, but the Motto Won’t

Neon coral against black creates a very strong contrast. The two colours are far apart in brightness, so the main colour combination should reproduce well in a flat 512×512 PNG.

The smaller details are less certain. The collar, cuffs and underarm panels occupy relatively narrow areas of the DLS kit template. Their coral sections may therefore look thinner than they do on the original shirt.

The motto is a different story. It sits at the back of the neck, right at the top edge of the rear shirt panel. That is one of the least visible areas on the in-game player model, and it is also where DLS displays squad numbers.

You should not expect the inscription to be visible in the game. Corinthians’ collar inscription, Millonarios’ anniversary line and Kansas City’s sheet music face the same placement limitation this season.

Black Makes Visibility More Difficult

Players appear relatively small during a DLS match, so kit visibility depends partly on how strongly the shirt contrasts with the pitch.

Black separates from the green grass, but an almost completely black kit can look like one dark shape from a distance. It does not have much internal contrast to break up the overall appearance.

The neon coral details provide that contrast, although they are concentrated in the smaller areas that are most affected by compression.

For the third kit, white squad numbers are the best choice. They will stand out clearly against the dark shirt and provide a bright element that the original design does not have in large areas.

The Supporter Reaction to the Third Kit

The black and pink third kit also attracted organised protests from Parma supporters. Some fans objected to the departure from the club’s traditional colours and expressed their disagreement through a stadium tifo.

That reaction does not change how the shirt looks in DLS, but it can affect how many custom versions are available online. A design that receives a negative response from supporters may attract fewer people willing to create and share 512×512 kit files.

Which Parma Kit Looks Best in Dream League Soccer?

The home shirt has the strongest overall design for DLS because its white base and black cross create excellent contrast. The cross is also broad enough to remain recognisable after compression, although its coloured outlines may become thinner and the imported badge will cover the original crest.

The away kit should be judged against its kit card, since its design details are not specified here.

The third kit offers a strong black-and-neon-coral combination. Its main colours should survive, but the narrow coral details may lose some thickness, and the neck motto is unlikely to appear in-game.

Overall, the home kit is the stronger file, thanks to its high-contrast white-and-black design and prominent cross.

What Number Colours Work Best on Parma Kits?

Dream League Soccer does not take squad-number colours directly from the imported PNG. Instead, you control them through two small colour swatches in the kit template: one for shirt numbers and another for shorts numbers.

For Parma’s home kit, black or blue are the colours to consider. However, the cross continues around the back, so the best choice depends on where its horizontal arm sits across the upper back. A white number could disappear against the white base, while a black number could blend into the cross.

For the third kit, white is the recommended choice. It provides the clearest contrast against the black shirt, while coral numbers would compete with the existing trim.

Remember to set the shirt and shorts number colours separately. Changing one swatch does not automatically set the other.

How to Identify a Current Parma DLS Kit File

Four details will help you recognise the correct 2026/27 Parma designs:

Puma branding and Prometeon sponsorship: The current shirt should carry Puma branding with Prometeon on the chest. An Errea logo points to a much older design, from 2022/23 or earlier, after Errea’s seventeen-year spell supplying the club.

The crest in the centre of the cross: This is the clearest change for 2026/27. Older versions place the crest on the left chest.

Yellow and blue cross outlines: The current home cross has both colours bordering the black design.

A black and neon-coral third kit: The previous season’s white, blue and yellow design is not the current third shirt.

The crest position is probably the quickest way to identify the new home kit. Parma’s shirt has kept a broadly familiar appearance for years, so the move from the left chest to the centre of the cross is an especially useful detail to check.

How to Import a Parma DLS Kits URL

Use the copy button on the kit card rather than copying the address from your browser bar. The browser address usually points to the webpage, not directly to the PNG image.

Once you have copied the link, open Dream League Soccer and follow these steps:

Go to My Club.

Open Customise.

Select Kit, not Logo. The Logo section is used for importing your club badge.

Choose the kit slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then select Paste.

Tap Confirm to import the kit. Some older versions of the game label this button Download.

DLS has three outfield kit slots: home, away and third. The goalkeeper kit is separate.

If you want another Parma design in your rotation, the 2025/26 third kit is worth considering. It pays tribute to the 1995/96 design on its thirtieth anniversary.

Your first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that initial unlock is complete, changing between custom kits is free.

Test a Parma Kit URL Before Importing It

Open the copied URL in your browser before trying it in the game.

A working direct image link should display the shirt by itself, filling the browser window. The address should also end in .png.

If you see a webpage with buttons, headings or other content surrounding the shirt, you are probably looking at an image-viewer page rather than a direct PNG link. Dream League Soccer cannot import that kind of webpage.

For Parma’s home kit, however, a successful browser test is only the first step. The horizontal arm of the cross may look perfectly aligned in the flat image but shift when the shirt is wrapped around the in-game player model.

Import the kit and inspect it from the sides as well as the front. That is the only reliable way to check how the cross continues across the seams.

Why Do Parma DLS Kit URLs Stop Working?

A kit URL can stop working for several reasons, even if it appeared perfectly fine when you first copied it.

Free image hosts can delete files. Some services remove uploads that have not been accessed for months or years. The old URL may still look correct, but the image itself is no longer available.

Hotlink protection can block the game. Some image hosts allow an image to load when someone visits their own website but reject requests coming from another service. This explains why a link might open successfully in your browser but fail when pasted into DLS.

The preview and the actual download can point to different files. Some websites display a thumbnail stored on their own server while the download link points to an image hosted elsewhere. The preview can continue working even after the actual PNG link has stopped functioning.

For the kits listed here, the image you see and the URL you copy are the same file on the same server.

Choosing the Right Parma Badge

You can import Parma’s badge during the same customisation session. Just return to the menu and choose Logo instead of Kit.

The badge is especially important with the 2026/27 home shirt because the game’s fixed badge position covers the club crest that has been moved to the centre of the cross. Your imported design is what players will see in that position.

Parma’s crest features the cross and the bull, using yellow, blue and black.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle. Choose an image with enough clear space around the entire design rather than one cropped tightly against the artwork. Otherwise, parts of the crest may disappear at the edges.

The yellow and blue colour blocks are the most important elements to preserve at the small size used beside the match score. Fine details in the bull may become softer, which is a normal result of the game’s small badge display rather than necessarily a problem with the original PNG.

Keep a Backup of Your Parma Kits

Custom kits are saved on your device, not directly to your Dream League Soccer account.

A normal game update will usually leave them in place, but reinstalling the game or moving to a new phone can remove your imported kits. Your custom badge can disappear too.

This is worth remembering with Parma’s third kit. Since the design faced resistance from some supporters, fewer custom versions may be available compared with more popular shirts.

Before importing anything, save all four kit URLs in a notes app or another place where you can find them later. Keeping the links together makes it much easier to restore your Parma kits if you change devices or reinstall the game.

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