The DLS Funny Kits URL 512×512 collection continues with seven more custom designs built around memes, strange characters and exaggerated expressions. This set leans more into attitude than the previous funny kits, with an angry duck carrying a knife, a goose that has clearly rejected peace, a screaming cat, a side-eye meme and a man wearing a watermelon as a helmet.
Angry Duck Jersey Skin Kit
Cartoon Duck Knife Grunge Kit
Creepy Pink-Black Kit
Playful Pink Monkey Garment Kit
Side-Eye Meme Soccer Kit
Startled Cat Yellow-Black Kit
Watermelon Mode Uniform Kit
Each kit is prepared as a 512×512 PNG for Dream League Soccer and can be imported through the normal custom kit system. None of these designs belongs to a real football club, so they work well for players who want their team to have its own personality rather than copy an existing side.
Some of the kits are loud and aggressive, while others are deliberately awkward or absurd. The common idea is simple: your team should be recognisable before anyone even looks at the badge.
DLS Meme and Attitude Kits Collection
This set contains seven funny kits divided loosely into attitude designs, face-based memes and animal characters.
The shirts use large central graphics, strong colours and short slogans so the important parts remain visible when Dream League Soccer reduces the player model during a match.
Angry Duck DLS Kit
The Angry Duck kit features a small yellow duckling with furious eyebrows, gripping a knife under the words “I DON’T WANT PEACE, I WANT PROBLEM, ALWAYS!”
The word PROBLEM is highlighted in yellow, making it stand out against the darker parts of the shirt.
The base is black with yellow grunge-style paint splashes cutting across the body. Yellow detailing continues onto the sleeves, shorts and collar rings.
The duck also appears on the back and shorts, so the theme continues from almost every angle.
This is one of the strongest attitude kits in the set because the joke is immediately clear. The character looks harmless until you notice the expression, the knife and the slogan.
Peace Goose Meme Kit
The Peace Goose follows a similar idea but pushes it even further.
A white goose with an orange beak stands in front of a red splash while holding a knife. Across the shirt is the phrase “PEACE WAS NEVER AN OPTION,” with the word OPTION styled in dripping red.
A rough crown graphic sits above the goose, while scattered white X marks break up the black background.
Red and white detailing continues onto the sleeves and shorts, giving the kit a strong high-contrast look.
The slogan and character make this one of the most aggressive-looking funny kits in the collection, although the absurdity of the goose keeps it firmly in meme territory.
Side-Eye Meme DLS Kit
The Side-Eye Meme kit is built around one expression.
The familiar side-eye toddler appears across the chest, back, sleeves and shorts, looking sideways with complete suspicion.
The shirt uses turquoise and navy as its main colours, with hot-pink brush strokes cutting through the design. Pink and navy striping continues onto the sleeves and shorts.
What makes the kit work is that the expression needs almost no explanation.
Every player wearing it looks as if they have just heard something they do not believe.
Because the face is large and simple, it also remains recognisable better than more detailed artwork when viewed from normal match distance.
Creepy Pink Face Kit
The Creepy Pink Face kit takes a much stranger approach.
A wide-eyed face with an exaggerated grin looks directly out from the front of the shirt.
The base is black, with strong hot-pink brush strokes running across the design. Pink stripes appear on the sleeves and shorts, with matching pink rings around the collar.
The colour palette looks cheerful on paper, but the expression changes the entire effect.
This one works particularly well if you want your team to look slightly unsettling rather than simply funny.
Watermelon Mode DLS Kit
The Watermelon Mode kit is probably the calmest design in the set, which is exactly why it feels so strange.
A man wearing a hollowed-out watermelon as a helmet appears on the front with round grey goggles and a small, satisfied smile.
The words “GOOD VIBES” appear beside him, while “WATERMELON MODE ON” runs across the shirt with a small toggle switch shown in the on position.
The black base is covered with lime-green brush strokes, small watermelon slices and matching green striping.
Unlike the Angry Duck or Peace Goose, this kit is not trying to look aggressive. It has the energy of someone who has made a very unusual decision and is completely comfortable with it.
Startled Cat DLS Kit
The Startled Cat kit captures a tabby at the exact moment of panic.
The cat has wide eyes, an open mouth and one paw reaching towards the camera.
A black base sits underneath bright yellow brush strokes and a halftone-dot pattern. Yellow detailing continues onto the sleeves, shorts and collar rings.
The character remains easy to recognise because the facial expression is exaggerated and the yellow-on-black contrast is strong.
It is also the most relatable kit in the collection for any team whose defence tends to panic whenever an opponent gets through on goal.
Pink Monkey DLS Kit
The Pink Monkey is the softest-looking design in the collection.
A baby monkey wears a fluffy pink hood with small bear ears and appears with its mouth open in a dramatic expression.
The words “GOOD VIBES” and “LITTLE MONKEY BIG ATTITUDE” sit across the chest alongside small hearts, paw prints and yellow bananas.
The shirt uses a black base with pink and white brush strokes, while pink stripes continue onto the sleeves and shorts.
It looks cute at first glance, but the exaggerated expression and attitude slogan keep it in the same meme style as the rest of the set.
How Slogans Look on DLS Funny Kits
Several kits in this collection use large text as part of the design, and the placement matters.
Text across the front or back of the shirt works best because those template areas are relatively large and flat. Slogans such as “PEACE WAS NEVER AN OPTION” or “I WANT PROBLEM” should remain readable in the kit menu, close-up replays and goal celebrations.
Sleeves and shorts are different.
Those areas are much smaller on the player model and also curve around the body. A sentence repeated down a sleeve may look clear on the original 512×512 PNG but become little more than a textured graphic once the kit is rendered in the game.
That is normal.
During actual gameplay, even front-facing slogans will become difficult to read because the players are small on screen. At that distance, what remains visible is the combination of colour and shape: a yellow duck on black, a white goose over red, or a bright pink monkey against a dark base.
The slogan is mainly there for close-up views.
How to Design Text for a Funny DLS Kit
If you create your own slogan kit, keep the text short and place it near the middle of the front panel.
Large lettering works far better than a full sentence in a small font.
Strong contrast also matters. White or yellow text over black is easier to preserve than low-contrast lettering placed over a busy background.
The character should still be the main visual element. The text should support the joke rather than compete with it.
Build a Whole DLS Team Around One Meme Theme
Dream League Soccer gives you separate kit slots, which makes it easy to build an entire set around one type of joke.
You do not have to use matching designs, but grouping them by mood can make the team feel more deliberate.
The Chaos Squad
Use the Angry Duck as the home kit, Peace Goose as the away and Startled Cat as the third.
The three characters have completely different expressions, but all of them suggest that calm football is not part of the plan.
It works particularly well for a team you use mainly against friends.
The Good Vibes Squad
The Pink Monkey and Watermelon Mode fit naturally together because both designs actually use the phrase “good vibes.”
Their colour palettes are different enough to work as separate home and away kits while still sharing the same overall attitude.
A third bright or playful design from another funny-kit collection can complete the set.
The Staring Contest
Use Side-Eye Meme at home and Creepy Pink Face away.
One player looks suspicious of everything, while the other looks directly at whoever is watching.
It is probably the strangest combination in the collection, especially during close-up celebrations.
Mixing Meme Kits With Other Funny DLS Kits
You are not limited to these seven designs.
Funny kits can be mixed freely with cat, monkey, cartoon or other meme designs from your existing DLS collection.
A more polished kit such as a cool-cat design can work as the home shirt, while one of the aggressive animal memes can be used as the away or third kit.
Because none of these shirts belongs to a real club, there is no need to worry about whether the colours, sponsors or badge match a particular season.
The only real rule is whether you like how the set looks together.
How to Use a DLS Funny Kits URL
Importing a DLS funny kits URL works the same way as importing any other custom Dream League Soccer shirt.
Copy the direct image link using the Copy URL button underneath the kit. Avoid copying the normal address from your browser bar unless it points directly to the PNG file.
Open Dream League Soccer, go to My Club, and choose Customise. Some versions of the game may display this option as Customise Team.
Open the Kit section and select the slot you want to replace.
Tap Custom Kit. Older versions of Dream League Soccer may call the same option Download.
Paste the direct image URL and confirm.
You can repeat the same process for the home, away, third and goalkeeper slots.
Unlocking Funny Custom Kits in Dream League Soccer
If this is your first custom kit, Dream League Soccer may require you to unlock the feature with an in-game gem payment.
According to the setup used here, this is a one-time unlock.
Once custom kits are available, you can change designs as often as you want without paying separately for every new shirt.
Check the Funny Kit URL Before Importing
Open the kit link in your browser before pasting it into Dream League Soccer.
The image should appear on its own, without a normal webpage surrounding it.
If you see headers, menus, buttons or adverts, you may have copied the page address instead of the direct image URL.
A proper kit link commonly points directly to a .png file.
The image should also use the standard 512×512 Dream League Soccer template so the character, slogans and sleeve graphics appear in the correct areas of the player model.
Why Funny Kit Faces Can Look Misaligned
Large faces are very noticeable when a template is wrong.
A normal football kit may hide a small alignment error because the shirt is mostly made from colours and patterns.
A meme kit does not.
If a face is supposed to sit in the centre of the chest and the template is wrong, the mouth, eyes or edge of the character may suddenly move onto another panel.
That is why these designs are a useful test of template accuracy.
The main face should sit cleanly on the front of the shirt without being split by the side or sleeve zones.
Why Funny Kits Work Well at Match Distance
The strongest designs in this collection use large shapes and high contrast.
A yellow duck over black, a white goose over red and black, or a lime-green Watermelon Mode graphic remains visible even when Dream League Soccer makes the player small on screen.
Fine details disappear much more quickly.
Small text, tiny bananas, paw prints and background graphics may become difficult to identify during a match, but the main character and colour scheme should still read clearly.
That is why large meme faces tend to work surprisingly well as custom DLS kits.
Save Your DLS Funny Kit URLs
Custom kits are stored locally on your device rather than functioning as a permanent online collection.
If you reinstall Dream League Soccer or move to another phone, you may need to import the shirts again.
Save the direct URLs you use in a notes app or another safe place.
That way, your meme squad can be restored quickly without searching for the same DLS funny kits URL links again.
DLS Funny Kits URL FAQ
What Are DLS Meme Kits?
DLS meme kits are custom Dream League Soccer shirts built around funny faces, animals, slogans, memes and other unusual designs instead of real football clubs.
They are imported using a 512×512 PNG URL in the same way as any other custom kit.
Can People Read the Slogans During a Match?
Usually not during normal live gameplay because the players appear relatively small on screen.
Large text across the front and back is much easier to read in the kit menu, close-up replays and celebrations.
Text on sleeves and shorts normally becomes too small to read clearly.
Which Funny DLS Kits Go Well Together?
The Angry Duck, Peace Goose and Startled Cat work well as a chaotic animal set.
The Pink Monkey and Watermelon Mode pair naturally because both use a good-vibes theme.
The Side-Eye Meme and Creepy Pink Face also work well together if you want a stranger face-based setup.
Are These DLS Funny Kits Free?
The kit URLs themselves are free to use.
Dream League Soccer may still require its normal one-time in-game gem unlock before custom kits can be imported.
Can I Use Funny Kits in Online Matches?
Custom kits can be used anywhere Dream League Soccer displays your selected team kit, subject to the way the game handles custom designs in that mode.
Once imported, the funny kit replaces the selected slot just like another custom shirt.
How Do I Import a Funny DLS Kit?
Copy the direct image link and open Dream League Soccer → My Club → Customise → Kit.
Choose the slot you want to replace, tap Custom Kit, paste the URL and confirm.
Why Does the Face on My Meme Kit Look Split?
The file may have been created using a different template layout.
Large faces need to sit inside the correct front-panel zone. If part of the character crosses a template boundary, it can appear split across different parts of the player model.
Do Funny DLS Kits Go Out of Date?
Not in the same way as real football kits.
Because meme kits are not tied to a club season, sponsor or official manufacturer release, you can keep using the same design for as long as you like.
Do DLS Funny Kits Survive a Reinstall?
You may need to import the kits again after reinstalling Dream League Soccer or switching devices.
Saving the direct image URLs in a notes app makes it much easier to rebuild the same squad later.