Amed SK DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

An Amed SK DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG Amedspor shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. All four kit slots are listed below, and each image has been loaded into the game before publication.

Nike created six shirts for Amedspor’s first Süper Lig season. That is more than any other club featured on this site, while Dream League Soccer gives you only three outfield kit slots.

Six kits, three outfield slots

Amed SK released six outfield designs for 2026/27: home, away, third, fourth, fifth and sixth.

The large collection is not unusual for the club. Amed produced five kits in 2025/26 and four the season before, making a wide selection part of its usual approach rather than a one-season promotion celebration.

Dream League Soccer provides home, away and third slots for outfield kits, plus a separate goalkeeper kit. That means you cannot use every shirt in the collection at once.

Which three Amed kits should you use?

The four documented designs featured here are:

Kit

Design

Release date

Home

Green with gold-outlined red stripes

10 Aug 2026

Away

Red with a tonal phoenix graphic

23 Jun 2026

Third

Black with gold curved lines and “2005”

10 Aug 2026

Fourth

White with a green, red and gold stripe

10 Aug 2026

My recommendation: keep the home kit because it represents Amedspor’s identity. Choose the white fourth kit for its strong contrast and positive reception. For the third slot, the black third kit offers a more distinctive look than the red away shirt.

You can change your selections later without paying additional gems after the initial custom-kit unlock, so there is no need to stick with one combination permanently.

Getafe and Leverkusen each produced five kits this season. Amedspor goes one further with six.

Gold defines the collection, but it is difficult to reproduce

Gold is the signature detail across Amedspor’s 2026/27 collection. Unfortunately, some of its most important applications are also the hardest to preserve in a small kit image.

Home: Gold outlines around the red stripes, along with gold Nike branding, crest details and cuff trim.

Third: Gold on the Nike swoosh and sleeve cuffs, plus curved gold lines across the shoulders and sides.

Fourth: Gold accents on the swoosh, cuffs and badge, with gold included in the vertical stripe.

Why gold needs enough width

Metallic gold gets its realistic appearance from gradients: a bright highlight, a middle tone and a darker shadow. When those differences disappear, gold can look like flat yellow-brown instead of metal.

An outline is one of the thinnest ways to apply a colour. At 512×512, the gold edge around a stripe may occupy only a single pixel. There is little or no room for the highlights and shadows needed to create a metallic effect, and some lines may disappear entirely.

The home shirt’s gold-outlined red stripes are an especially challenging example. The outlines are thinner than the gold pinstripes on Udinese’s kit, the golden piping on India’s shirt or the gold trim on Sevilla’s design. Atlético Mineiro’s gold-edged stripes are a similar case, with the same limitations.

The third shirt’s curved gold lines are wider, so they should fare somewhat better. The gold crest and Nike swoosh are larger details and provide a more useful way to judge whether your image retains its quality.

This is not necessarily a problem with the download. Even a perfectly sized image cannot create a convincing metallic effect if the gold elements are too narrow to show a gradient.

Amedspor’s 2026/27 kits

Nike made the collection for Amedspor’s first season in the Süper Lig, following promotion from the TFF 1. Lig alongside Erzurumspor and Çorum FK.

Home kit — green with gold-edged red stripes

The home shirt features a green base with vertical red stripes outlined in gold. Red sleeve-cuff trim adds another colour accent, while gold details appear on the Nike swoosh and club crest.

The combination gives the shirt a strong connection to Amedspor’s colours, although the narrow gold outlines may become less visible in Dream League Soccer.

Away kit — the phoenix design

The away shirt is primarily red, with a subtle darker-red graphic resembling a phoenix or eagle across the front.

A vertical line of intricate white symbols adds another layer of detail, while a white Nike swoosh provides a clear contrast against the red base.

The tonal phoenix and fine symbols are the two elements most likely to lose definition when the image is displayed at match distance.

Third kit — black, gold and 2005

The third shirt uses a predominantly black base, with gold detailing on the Nike swoosh, sleeve cuffs, shoulders and sides.

Its most distinctive feature is a series of curved gold lines across the shoulders and sides. A subtle, intricate vertical pattern runs down the centre of the shirt and incorporates the year 2005.

The black-and-gold combination creates a striking appearance, but the central pattern may be difficult to distinguish at the smaller size used in the game.

Fourth kit — white with a tricolour stripe

The fourth shirt features a white base with a geometric pattern, complemented by gold accents on the Nike swoosh, cuffs and crest.

A vertical stripe combining green, red and gold provides the strongest colour contrast and gives the design its defining feature.

The white base also makes this shirt particularly useful for players who want a kit that stands apart clearly from the pitch.

Which Amedspor kit survives best in DLS?

The fourth kit is the strongest option, combining clear contrast with the design that has received the best reception among the four shirts covered here.

Kit

Main risk

Expected DLS result

Home

Very thin gold stripe outlines

Red stripes remain, but gold detailing fades

Away

Tonal phoenix and fine white symbols

Main design details become difficult to see

Third

Intricate “2005” pattern on black

Central pattern is unlikely to remain clear

Fourth

Geometric pattern on white

Strongest overall visibility

Home kit — the stripes survive better than the gold edges

The vertical red stripes provide genuine contrast against the green base. Even if the gold outlines disappear, the shirt should remain recognisable as Amedspor’s home design.

The main concern is the finishing detail rather than the overall pattern. A clear, well-sized image matters because the gold edges are already working with very little space.

Away kit — two fragile details in one design

The away shirt combines two elements that are difficult to preserve at small sizes.

First, the phoenix graphic is a darker red against a red background. This tonal contrast can disappear when the image is compressed or viewed from a distance.

Second, the vertical line of white symbols contains fine detail within a narrow area. Small symbols are also vulnerable to losing definition.

The likely result is a mostly red shirt with a white swoosh, with the phoenix and symbols becoming less noticeable.

Third kit — why the “2005” pattern may disappear

The intricate central pattern incorporating 2005 is placed on a black base. Because the pattern is subtle and tonal, it has limited contrast to begin with.

At the size used by Dream League Soccer, the numerals are unlikely to remain legible. Instead, judge the file by the curved gold lines across the shoulders and sides, which are wider and easier to distinguish.

What number colours work on Amedspor’s kits?

Dream League Soccer reads number colours from two small swatches in the kit template rather than directly from the imported image. One controls shirt numbers, while the other controls shorts numbers.

Recommended colours for each design:

Home: White numbers contrast with the green base and red stripes. Gold is less suitable at this small size.

Away: White numbers match the swoosh and symbols and stand out against the red shirt.

Third: White provides the clearest contrast against black, although gold is another option if you want to match the design.

Fourth: Green or red numbers match the tricolour stripe. White numbers will be difficult to see against the white base.

Set the shirt and shorts number swatches separately to keep both readable.

How visible are Amedspor’s kits on the pitch?

The white fourth kit is the clearest option, while the green home shirt needs the most attention.

Dream League Soccer renders players at a relatively small size, so a shirt’s visibility depends partly on how strongly its main colours contrast with the grass.

The green home shirt sits relatively close to the pitch colour. Similar challenges affect kits such as those of Nottingham Forest, Pakistan and Young Africans when their designs rely heavily on green.

Amedspor’s red stripes help solve that problem by creating contrast within the shirt itself. Keeping those stripes sharp is particularly important for the home kit.

The red away shirt stands out more strongly against green grass, while the black third kit is also easy to distinguish. The white fourth kit with its tricolour stripe offers the clearest overall separation from the pitch.

A note on the Amed SK and Amedspor names

The club is listed as both Amed SK and Amedspor. Both names appear in kit databases, league listings and supporter discussions.

If you cannot find the kit using one spelling, try the other before assuming the image is unavailable. This is especially useful for a club entering its first Süper Lig season, when fewer kit files may be circulating.

How to identify a current Amedspor kit

Use these four checks to distinguish the 2026/27 collection from older designs:

Nike branding: Look for Nike’s swoosh and the collection’s gold detailing.

Home design: The shirt should be green with red vertical stripes outlined in gold. The previous season’s home was also green, red and gold, so the gold outlining is an important detail to check.

Third design: The shirt should be black with curved gold lines across the shoulders and sides.

League badge: Look for a Süper Lig badge rather than a TFF 1. Lig badge, reflecting Amedspor’s promotion for the 2026/27 season.

These details help you avoid importing an older kit when you want the current design.

How to use an Amed SK DLS kits URL

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

Follow these steps:

Open Dream League Soccer.

Tap My Club.

Select Customise.

Open the Kit section, not Logo.

Select the slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.

Tap Confirm. Some older versions may display Download instead.

Choose the correct slot before pasting because the selected slot is the one that will be replaced.

Amedspor has six outfield designs but only three outfield kit slots in DLS. Decide which three you want to use before importing them. You can also set the goalkeeper kit separately rather than leaving the default design in place.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that is done, changing your imported kits does not cost additional gems.

Test the Amedspor kit link first

Before opening Dream League Soccer, test the URL in your browser.

A direct image link should open the shirt by itself, with the address ending in .png. If you see a webpage with headers, navigation or buttons surrounding the image, you may have opened a viewer page instead of the actual file.

On a computer, right-click the image and open it in a new tab to inspect it separately. Check the image dimensions reported by your browser or image viewer rather than relying on the filename.

A filename containing “512×512” does not guarantee that the actual image has those dimensions. Testing the link first helps you avoid importing a file that is incorrectly sized or unavailable.

Why do Amedspor DLS kit URLs stop working?

Three common problems can cause kit links to fail. For a newly promoted club, the first can be especially frustrating.

Free image hosts delete files. Fewer people may maintain kit uploads for a club entering its first top-flight season, so some files can disappear over time. The webpage may remain online even after the image has been deleted.

Hotlink protection blocks external requests. An image host can allow the picture to load in your browser but refuse requests from another application. This is why a URL may work when you click it but fail when you paste it into Dream League Soccer.

The preview and the copied link point to different files. Some websites show a thumbnail hosted on their own server while providing a separate URL for the full image. The preview can continue working even when the external image link has stopped working.

For the most reliable result, use a direct image link where the shirt displayed on the page and the URL copied from the card point to the same file.

The Amed SK badge

Import the Amedspor crest through the same customisation menu, but choose Logo instead of Kit.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle, so select an image with enough clear space around the complete crest rather than one trimmed tightly to its edges.

Fine lettering may soften when the badge is reduced to the small size displayed beside the score. That does not necessarily indicate a problem with your file. The main colour blocking and overall shape are more important for recognition at that size.

Several of Amedspor’s 2026/27 shirts use gold for the crest. If you want the badge to match those designs, a gold version is a suitable choice. Keep in mind that the game may display the gold as flat yellow-brown rather than reproducing a metallic finish.

Keep your Amedspor kits safe

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than permanently attached to your account. Game updates generally preserve them, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or switching phones can mean importing the shirts and badge again.

With six designs, two commonly used club names and a first Süper Lig season, finding the correct images later may take more time than it would for a club with a smaller collection.

Before importing anything, save the home, away, third and fourth kit URLs in a notes app. You can also save the URLs for the fifth and sixth designs if you find working versions, along with the badge link. That way, you can restore your preferred combination without searching for every file again.

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