Ca Lanus DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

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

Umbro has given Lanús four shirts this cycle. They offer very different results in DLS, ranging from one of the easiest designs to reproduce to one of the most difficult.

The home kit combines granate maroon with coral

Released on 28 January 2026, Lanús’ home shirt brings together the club’s traditional granate maroon and modern coral accents. It gives the familiar colours a refreshed look, with Mapei appearing as the shirt sponsor.

The design also includes a subtle diamond pattern and a founding-year detail, keeping the overall appearance relatively clean.

Which details will survive in DLS?

The main colours should reproduce well. Both the maroon base and coral accents are flat colours, and the contrast between them gives a 512×512 image enough information to preserve their separation.

The subtle diamond pattern is a different story. Low-contrast details are among the first elements lost when an image is compressed, particularly when they sit against a deep maroon background. Do not expect the pattern to remain clearly visible in the game.

The founding-year detail depends on its position and colour. If it appears on the shirt body in a contrasting shade, it has a reasonable chance of surviving. If it is placed around the collar, hem or inside the neck, it will be much harder to see.

Open the image at full size and inspect these details before choosing a file. That will help you distinguish a clean version from one that has already lost important elements.

The home shirt received a poor response

There is another reason to pay attention when looking for a home-kit download: supporter reaction can affect how many fan-made DLS versions become available.

The 2026 home shirt received low ratings from Lanús supporters, placing it among the less popular Argentine kits of the season despite a substantial number of votes.

When a design is unpopular, fewer people tend to create and share 512×512 versions. You may therefore find fewer options than the club’s profile would normally suggest.

Parma’s black-and-pink third kit and Banfield’s orange alternatives have faced a similar availability problem.

The away kit revives a 1970s and 1980s look

Released on 13 February 2026, the away shirt takes inspiration from Umbro designs of the 1970s and 1980s.

It uses a light-coloured base, with shoulder panels creating a distinctly vintage appearance. White, maroon and pale pink work together to complete the retro look.

Why this is the safest kit to import

Period-inspired designs often reproduce particularly well in Dream League Soccer. The advantage comes down to how the shirts were originally designed.

Kits from the 1970s and 1980s generally relied on flat colours and bold panels. The printing and fabric technology of the period did not produce the complicated effects common on modern shirts. There were no elaborate sublimated textures, tonal weaves, metallic finishes or gradients to preserve.

The shoulder panels on Lanús’ away shirt are also simple colour blocks. Their boundaries are clearly defined, so there is very little fine detail for image compression to remove.

This should be the most reliable file of the four. When checking a download, focus on the line where the shoulder panels meet the main body. It should look sharp rather than blurred or smeared.

Cerro Porteño’s 1990s remake, Sporting Cristal’s 70th anniversary shirt and Orlando City’s Archive kit benefit from the same straightforward design approach.

Make sure the pink remains separate from the white

There is one small detail to watch.

The combination of white, maroon and pale pink does not offer the same strong contrast as a shirt with much darker colour blocks. Pale pink sits relatively close to white in brightness, so compression may make the two shades look more alike.

Check that the pink sections remain visibly different from the white areas instead of blending into them.

The third kit’s railway pattern is unlikely to survive

The third shirt was released for 2026–27 and pays tribute to the city’s historic railway roots. Lanús is known as el Granate, and the club developed in a town closely connected with the railway.

The design uses vertical granate maroon and black stripes, with a subtle overlay inspired by local railway architecture and railway tracks.

Two design problems make the pattern difficult to reproduce

The first problem is the pattern itself. It is described as subtle, which means it relies on small differences in tone rather than strong colour separation. Those are exactly the details that a 512×512 image tends to lose.

The second problem is the colour combination. Maroon and black are both dark shades with relatively little difference in brightness. That leaves the image with very little contrast to preserve, even before the railway-inspired overlay is considered.

The likely result is a shirt that retains its maroon-and-black stripes but loses the railway pattern that gives the design its meaning.

This is a limitation of the design’s placement and contrast, not necessarily a problem with the PNG file. Even a high-quality version is unlikely to reproduce the subtle overlay clearly.

Strasbourg’s navy-and-black third kit has a similar colour-contrast problem, while Torino’s embossed Mole Antonelliana design demonstrates how an intricate concept can disappear when reduced to a flat image.

The vertical stripes should still look correct

There is some good news: vertical stripes are relatively easy to align in the DLS kit template.

They need to meet correctly along the centre line of the shirt body, making them one of the more forgiving patterns to reproduce.

The imported shirt should still look recognisably like a Lanús kit. Just do not expect the railway-inspired detail to remain visible.

Recopa Sudamericana shirts give you more choices

Lanús also produced dedicated Recopa Sudamericana home and away shirts for 2026, separate from the regular league range.

These are worth considering if you want something different from the standard home, away and third designs.

Dream League Soccer accepts any working 512×512 kit URL, regardless of the competition for which the shirt was originally made. That means either Recopa design can be used in an outfield slot.

The main difficulty is finding a reliable file. One-off competition shirts usually attract fewer fan-made uploads than regular league kits, so you may have to search harder for a suitable version.

Which Lanús kit reproduces best?

Each shirt has a different level of detail that can survive the conversion into DLS.

Home: Granate maroon with coral accents. The main colours should remain clear, but the subtle diamond pattern is unlikely to survive.

Away: A 1970s and 1980s revival with shoulder panels. This is the safest design to reproduce because its flat colours and bold shapes suit the 512×512 format.

Third: Maroon and black vertical stripes. The stripes should remain visible, but the subtle railway-inspired pattern will probably disappear.

How visible are Lanús kits during a match?

Dream League Soccer displays players at a relatively small size, so the distance between a shirt’s colours and the green pitch makes a difference.

Lanús’ granate maroon separates from the grass, although it is dark enough to give the players a deeper silhouette. The coral accents add brightness to the home shirt, making their clarity important.

The light away kit is the easiest of the three to follow during a match. Its pale base stands out clearly against the pitch.

The maroon-and-black third kit is the darkest option. Once the railway pattern disappears, there is little contrast within the shirt itself. That makes the white player number especially important for visibility.

Best number colours for Lanús kits

Dream League Soccer uses two separate colour swatches to control numbers. One determines the shirt numbers, while the other controls the shorts. Neither colour is taken automatically from the imported PNG.

For Lanús, these combinations are the best starting points:

Home: White or coral. White is the clearest option against the deep maroon background.

Away: Maroon, which matches the shirt’s trim. White is too close to the pale base to provide reliable contrast.

Third: White. With maroon and black stripes across the shirt, either of those colours could disappear into part of the back.

Set the shirt and shorts swatches separately, then check the result before playing.

How to identify a current Lanús kit file

Use these four details to check whether a download matches the 2026 range:

Umbro branding and Mapei sponsorship: Check for both on the shirt.

Home design: It should combine traditional maroon with coral accents rather than being plain maroon.

Away design: Look for the retro-inspired shoulder panels and light base.

Competition version: Check whether the image is a regular league shirt or a dedicated Recopa Sudamericana design. Both exist for 2026.

The kit cards above are a better reference than the season written in a filename.

How to use a Lanús DLS kits URL

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

Open Dream League Soccer and follow these steps:

Go to My Club.

Tap Customise.

Select Kit, not Logo. The two options are separate.

Choose the outfield slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field and select Paste.

Tap Confirm. Older versions of the game may call this button Download.

Choose your slot before pasting the link, because the game replaces whichever kit is currently selected.

You can use the regular home, away and third shirts, or consider one of the Recopa Sudamericana designs if you find a good file.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. After that, changing your kits is free.

Test the URL before importing it

Before opening the game, paste the link into your browser and check what it displays.

A working direct image URL should open the shirt by itself, filling the browser window with the image. The address should end in .png.

If you see a webpage with headings, buttons or other content surrounding the picture, you probably have a viewer page rather than a direct image link. Dream League Soccer cannot import that type of page.

Why do Lanús kit URLs stop working?

There are three common reasons a kit link may stop working. Some are easier to spot than others.

Free image hosts delete older files

Free image-hosting services sometimes remove uploads that have not been accessed for months or years. The URL may still look normal, but the image is no longer available.

This is a particular concern for Argentine clubs outside the most widely followed teams, which tend to receive less international kit coverage.

The Recopa Sudamericana shirts carry the highest risk because they are one-off competition designs and are likely to have fewer available uploads than the regular league shirts.

Hotlink protection prevents the game from loading the image

Some image hosts enable hotlink protection. This stops other websites or applications from requesting images directly from their servers.

As a result, a link may open perfectly in your browser but fail when you paste it into Dream League Soccer. The browser request is accepted, while the game’s request is blocked.

The preview and copied link point to different files

Some websites display a thumbnail stored on their own server but provide a separate URL for the full image.

That means the preview can still look fine even after the actual image link has stopped working.

On this page, the shirt shown in the card and the URL provided by its copy button point to the same file on the same server.

The Lanús badge

You can import the club crest during the same session by opening the Customise menu and selecting Logo instead of Kit.

Lanús’ badge features the club’s CAL monogram in maroon and white.

A monogram is a good fit for Dream League Soccer because it uses a bold, simple shape without relying on lots of fine detail or small lettering. That helps it remain recognisable beside the match score, where badges appear at a much smaller size.

Remember that DLS crops imported badges into a circle. Choose an image with enough clear space around the design so the circular crop does not cut into the artwork.

Keep your Lanús kit links safe

Custom kits are saved on your device rather than permanently attached to your account. Updating the game usually keeps them, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or switching phones can mean losing your imported shirts and badge.

Lanús has both league and Recopa designs in circulation, and the unpopular home shirt may be harder to find in multiple versions. If you come across good files, save them before importing anything.

Copy all four kit links into a notes app and label them clearly. Include the Recopa designs if you find them, so you can return to those options later without searching again.

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