Atletico Penarol DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

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

Puma has given Peñarol four outfield designs for 2026, with two of them drawing inspiration from the club’s history. The only catch is that Dream League Soccer gives you three outfield slots, so you will need to choose which shirts to use.

Four Peñarol shirts, but only three outfield slots

Peñarol’s 2026 collection includes a home kit, an away kit, a third kit and a special 135th anniversary shirt.

Dream League Soccer provides three outfield slots — home, away and third — alongside a separate goalkeeper slot. That means one of the four outfield designs must stay out of your active lineup.

Both heritage shirts celebrate the club’s history

The third kit is called Pinerolo, named after the Montevideo neighbourhood that gave the club its name. Its design looks back to the institution’s historical origins.

The anniversary shirt takes a different route, celebrating the Central Uruguay Railway Cricket Club (CURCC), the organisation from which Peñarol descends.

Both designs explore similar historical themes. If you are deciding between them, there is little reason to use both at once. Compare the full-size images and keep whichever one produces the better result in the game.

Which three kits should you keep?

My recommendation is to keep the traditional home, the away and whichever heritage shirt has the stronger DLS file.

Home: Keep it as your main kit. Yellow and black are Peñarol’s identity, and the design is instantly recognisable.

Away: Keep this for a clear change of appearance when playing against teams with similar colours.

Third slot: Choose either the Pinerolo design or the 135th anniversary shirt, depending on image quality and which historical look you prefer.

You do not have to abandon the fourth design permanently. After the first custom-kit unlock, changing shirts is free, so you can rotate the unused heritage kit into the team whenever you want.

Other clubs face the same limitation with larger collections. Amed SK have six outfield designs this season, while Talleres, Junior and Banfield have four each.

Yellow and black are ideal colours for Dream League Soccer

Peñarol are known as Los Aurinegros, meaning gold and black. Their traditional colour combination works particularly well in Dream League Soccer.

Players appear relatively small during matches, so a shirt needs to stand out clearly against the green pitch. Yellow provides excellent separation from the grass, while black creates strong contrast within the shirt itself.

The same visibility advantage can be seen with clubs such as Hull City, Leeds, Göztepe, Nashville and Atlético Bucaramanga.

With yellow and black together, Peñarol have both a bright base colour and a dark contrasting element. Their home shirt is consequently one of the easiest designs to recognise during a match.

The vertical stripes are easy to reproduce

Peñarol’s traditional stripes are also straightforward for the game to handle.

Vertical stripes only need to align along the centre line of the body. A horizontal band must match across three positions, while a diagonal sash needs to maintain both its position and angle at every seam.

The contrast between yellow and black is strong, and the stripes are wide enough to remain clear at 512×512 resolution. Almost any decent image should produce a convincing-looking home shirt.

Why the stripes are not a reliable quality test

The simplicity of the design also makes it difficult to judge file quality from the stripes alone. Wide vertical bands can look acceptable even when an image has been enlarged or compressed.

Instead, inspect the details that have sharper edges:

Collar and cuffs: Check that the trim is clean and matches the original design.

Club crest: Make sure the badge is sharp rather than blurred.

Puma branding: The logo should have clear edges and a recognisable shape.

Image dimensions: On a computer, right-click the image and open it in a new tab to check its actual size.

These details will tell you more about the quality of the file than the broad stripes.

Watch the gold details on Peñarol’s heritage kits

Both alternative designs look back to Peñarol’s origins, and gold has an important place in the club’s visual identity.

The 2025 away shirt, for example, was black with gold detailing and launched under the phrase oro y carbón — gold and coal — representing the club’s roots.

The challenge with gold is that its metallic appearance depends on gradients. A realistic gold effect uses highlights, mid-tones and shadows within a relatively small area. A flat 512×512 kit image cannot always preserve those subtle changes.

How much gold survives in the game?

The result depends largely on how much space the gold occupies.

Gold as the main colour or a broad panel: It generally survives as a flat yellow-gold shade and remains recognisable during matches.

Gold used for narrow trim, piping or lettering: These details can become extremely faint or disappear after compression.

Open the heritage kit images at full size and check where the gold appears. That will give you a much better idea of what to expect after importing them.

There is another detail specific to Peñarol: yellow is already one of the club’s main colours. If metallic gold becomes flat yellow-gold, it can look almost identical to the regular club yellow. Gold detailing on a yellow shirt may therefore be difficult to distinguish, while the same detail on a black shirt will be much easier to see.

Anniversary details may not appear in Dream League Soccer

Before choosing the 135th anniversary shirt, remember that commemorative designs often include details placed on parts of a garment that the game cannot reproduce.

Across many club releases, anniversary elements appear inside collars, on back-neck tags, jock tags and labels. Dream League Soccer’s kit template does not map interior surfaces, while small details around the hem are usually too tiny to remain readable.

The parts most likely to survive are those expressed through visible colours, shapes or a redesigned crest.

When checking Peñarol’s anniversary file, pay attention to:

A different base colour or colour scheme: This should remain visible.

A historic or redesigned crest: This can survive and may be worth matching with the appropriate badge.

Dates, founding years or small text around the collar and hem: These details are unlikely to appear clearly.

The same limitation affects commemorative designs from Corinthians, Millonarios, Juventude, Toronto and St. Louis.

Check the crest if you use the CURCC anniversary shirt

Dream League Soccer uses one imported crest for your team, regardless of which kit you wear. It places that badge on the chest over the design already present in the shirt image.

This creates a choice if the anniversary shirt uses a historic CURCC crest instead of the modern Peñarol badge.

Modern Peñarol crest: The natural choice for the home, away and Pinerolo third.

Historic CURCC mark: The better match if you mainly use the anniversary shirt.

Choose the badge that suits the shirt you plan to wear most often. You can change it later without paying anything, so switching badges when you rotate kits is also an option.

The same one-badge limitation affects CF Montréal, Vancouver, Philadelphia and Orlando this season.

Best number colours for Peñarol’s DLS kits

Dream League Soccer controls squad-number colours through two small swatches in the kit template. The imported PNG does not determine these colours.

One swatch controls the shirt numbers, while the other controls the shorts. Here are the combinations worth using:

Yellow-and-black striped home: Choose white or red. Yellow and black would blend into parts of the striped design, so a third colour is the safer choice.

Black alternate: Yellow or white both provide strong contrast.

Yellow alternate: Use black. White and other pale colours can disappear against the bright background.

Avoid using a gold number swatch. The game renders numbers as a single flat colour, so gold is likely to appear as a yellow-brown shade rather than a metallic finish.

Set the shirt and shorts number colours separately.

How to identify a current Peñarol kit file

Use these four checks before importing a shirt:

Puma branding and Antel sponsor: Check that the supplier and chest sponsor match the current designs.

Identify the alternate correctly: The Pinerolo third and the 135th anniversary kit are two different 2026 releases, even though both refer to the club’s history.

Traditional home colours: The home shirt should follow Peñarol’s familiar yellow-and-black arrangement.

Compare the actual design: Use the kit cards above instead of relying only on the season written in the filename.

How to use a Peñarol DLS kits URL

Use the copy button on the kit card rather than copying the address from your browser’s address bar. The address bar usually gives you the webpage instead of the direct image link.

To import a shirt:

Open Dream League Soccer and tap My Club.

Select Customise.

Open Kit, not Logo. These are separate customisation options.

Choose the home, away or third slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.

Select Confirm to import the shirt. Older versions may call this button Download.

Your three outfield slots are home, away and third, while the goalkeeper kit has a separate slot.

Since Peñarol have two heritage alternatives, make a note of which one you leave out. You can always swap it into the third slot later.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that is complete, changing your imported kits costs nothing.

Test the link before importing it

Open the copied URL in your browser before using it in Dream League Soccer.

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

If you see a webpage with navigation, buttons or other content surrounding the picture, you have probably copied a viewer page rather than a direct image URL. The game cannot import that type of link.

For Peñarol’s striped home shirt, remember that the visual design alone is not a strong quality test. The wide stripes can look convincing even in a weak image, so check the actual dimensions reported by your browser.

Why do Peñarol kit URLs stop working?

There are three common reasons a DLS kit link can stop working. The first is particularly worth watching with special anniversary releases.

Free image hosts delete files. Some hosting services remove unused uploads after months or years. The original webpage may still look active, but the image link no longer returns a working file. The anniversary kit carries a higher risk because a one-off release usually attracts fewer uploads than a regular home or away shirt.

Hotlink protection blocks the game. Some image hosts only allow images to load when the request comes from their own website. Your browser may display the shirt normally, but Dream League Soccer can be refused when it tries to access the same URL. This is why a link can work when opened manually but fail during import.

The preview and the link point to different files. Some websites show a thumbnail stored on their own server but provide a separate URL for the full image. The preview may continue working even after the actual image link has expired.

Here, the shirt displayed on the card and the URL you copy refer to the same file on the same server.

The Peñarol badge

You can import the club crest during the same customisation session. Follow the same process as before, but choose Logo instead of Kit.

Peñarol’s crest includes the club’s name and the stars representing its continental and world titles, including five Copa Libertadores and three Intercontinental Cups.

Protect the stars when importing the badge

The stars are an important part of the crest, and their position makes them especially vulnerable to Dream League Soccer’s circular crop.

The game crops every imported badge into a circle. Since the stars sit above the main crest, a tightly cropped image can cut them off at the top.

Choose a genuine 512×512 badge with enough clear space around the complete design. Avoid images that have been enlarged or trimmed too closely to the artwork.

Supporters of Millonarios, Once Caldas, São Paulo, Grêmio and Cape Verde face a similar issue with their badges.

If you are mainly using the anniversary shirt, also check whether a historic CURCC badge is available. It may be a better match than the modern Peñarol crest.

Keep your Peñarol kits backed up

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than permanently linked to your game account. A normal update will usually leave them in place, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or moving to another phone can remove your imported shirts and badge.

Peñarol take a little more preparation than most clubs because the 2026 collection has four outfield designs, two heritage options and potentially two different crests.

Before importing anything, save all four kit URLs in a notes app. Record which heritage shirt you left out and which badge version you selected. That way, you can restore your setup or rotate the unused kit into your team without having to search for the files again.

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