An Azam FC DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. Each available kit slot is listed below, with the files prepared for use in the game.
Azam FC Logo
Official Logo 512×512 (2026/27)
Azam FC Home Kit
Home Kit 512×512 (2026/27)
Azam FC Away Kit
Away Kit 512×512 (2026/27)
Azam FC are famously known as The Ice Cream Makers, and the nickname has a surprisingly literal origin. The club is closely connected to the Azam brand, one of Tanzania’s best-known food and beverage companies. That connection also makes the club unusual when it comes to football kits, especially because Azam spent several seasons producing its own shirts rather than relying on a major international sportswear company.
Why Are Azam FC Called The Ice Cream Makers?
Azam FC were founded in 2004 by Yusuf Bakhresa, with the aim of helping young Tanzanians develop their football careers.
The club originally started as Mzizima FC on 23 July 2004. It was formed from a works team made up of SSB employees who played football recreationally. In October 2005, the club became Azam Sports Club, taking its name from the flagship brand of the Bakhresa Group, one of the largest industrial companies in Tanzania and East Africa.
The Bakhresa Group produces a wide range of food and beverage products, including ice cream. That is where the club’s famous nickname comes from: The Ice Cream Makers.
Since its formation, Azam have won ten trophies and have also recorded an impressive unbeaten run. Their league unbeaten sequence reached 26 matches, while the wider unbeaten stretch extended to 38 games between the 2012/13 and 2014/15 seasons.
For the 2025/26 season, Azam finished third in the NBC Premier League. The club plays its home matches at the Azam Complex in Chamazi, Dar es Salaam, and also competes in the CAF Confederation Cup.
The Club That Made Its Own Kits
The history of Azam’s kit production is important when searching for DLS files.
Azam Produced Its Own Shirts
Between 2020 and 2025, Azam produced its football kits in-house. Instead of working with Nike, Adidas, Puma, or another major international manufacturer, the club handled its own shirt production.
That is extremely unusual in modern football. However, considering the industrial background of the Bakhresa Group, it made sense for Azam to have more control over its own kit production.
For the 2025/26 season, the club moved to Uhai, a Tanzanian sportswear brand.
Why Azam Kits Can Be Harder to Find
Most large DLS kit libraries are built around clubs whose shirts come from major international brands. When Nike, Adidas, or Puma releases a new kit, high-resolution images quickly appear across football websites and DLS communities.
Azam’s situation is different. Their previous in-house production and later partnership with a local brand meant that their shirts received far less international coverage. Most information and images appeared through Tanzanian sources rather than the large global kit websites.
As a result, there are usually fewer high-quality Azam FC DLS files available than you would find for a comparable European club. Always check the file carefully instead of assuming that the first result is accurate.
Kit Branding Can Help Identify the Season
Azam’s kit history gives you a useful way to identify older and newer files.
From 2020 to 2025, the club produced its kits in-house, meaning there was no conventional major manufacturer logo, or the club used its own branding.
For the 2025/26 season, Azam moved to Uhai.
This makes the manufacturer branding a useful clue when checking whether a DLS kit belongs to the correct season.
The Azam FC 2026/27 Kits
Azam unveiled their new home kit for the 2026/27 season during the summer as part of a fresh look for the new campaign.
An Important Note About the New Design
The complete 2026/27 design details could not be reliably confirmed from the available information, particularly the exact colours, patterns, and trim.
Rather than invent details that cannot be verified, use the actual kit shown on the kit cards above as your reference when checking the DLS file. The information below focuses on how to identify and judge the quality of an Azam kit rather than guessing at design elements that are not confirmed.
What Azam’s Recent Colours Tell Us
Recent Azam kits provide a useful indication of the club’s general colour identity. The 2024/25 home kit was white and gold, while the 2025/26 third kit used white, black, and gold.
White and gold have therefore remained important colours in the club’s recent kit designs. This is particularly useful when checking whether a file has been compressed or poorly reproduced.
How to Check an Azam FC DLS Kit Before Importing It
Because fewer Azam FC files circulate online, quality can vary considerably. Before importing a kit into Dream League Soccer, it is worth checking a few basic details.
Confirm the Image Is Really 512×512
Do not trust the filename alone. A file called 512×512.png is not necessarily a genuine 512×512 image.
Open the image and check its actual dimensions. On a computer, you can right-click the image, open it in a new browser tab, and inspect its dimensions.
Lower-resolution football kits are sometimes enlarged and renamed as 512×512 files. That does not add any missing detail to the original image.
Pay Attention to the Gold
Gold is especially important on Azam kits because it has been a recurring part of their recent designs.
A good gold effect is not simply one flat yellow-brown colour. It normally contains highlights, mid-tones, and shadows that give it a metallic appearance.
When an image has been compressed too heavily, those subtle transitions disappear. The gold can then look dull and brown instead of metallic.
If the gold on an Azam kit looks flat or brown, the file is probably low quality.
Check for Upscaling
Zoom in on sharp areas such as the collar, sleeve trim, or other clean edges.
A genuine high-quality 512×512 PNG should maintain relatively crisp edges. If an edge becomes blurry across several pixels, the image may have been enlarged from a smaller source.
File size can also provide a useful clue. A detailed 512×512 PNG kit will often be larger than a very simple image, and patterned shirts commonly exceed 100 KB.
Make Sure It Is Actually Azam FC
The name can create confusion when searching for kits. Searches involving abbreviations such as AZ can return results for other clubs, particularly AZ Alkmaar from the Netherlands.
Azam FC are a Tanzanian club competing in the NBC Premier League, and their recent kits have prominently featured white and gold.
If a supposed Azam kit shows a completely different club identity or a Dutch team shirt, you have almost certainly found the wrong file.
Why White Works Well on the Football Pitch
White gives Azam a useful visual advantage in Dream League Soccer.
Players are relatively small on screen, so the contrast between the shirt and the pitch can make a big difference. White stands clearly against the green grass, making the players easier to follow during a match.
Gold details can add another layer of contrast, provided the image quality is good enough to preserve the gold as gold instead of turning it into a muddy brown shade.
Choosing the Right Number Colours
Dream League Soccer does not automatically take the squad number colour directly from the artwork of your custom kit. Instead, the game uses separate colour swatches for the shirt numbers and shorts numbers.
Best Number Colour for a Light Azam Kit
For a white or otherwise light-coloured Azam shirt, black or the darkest colour in the design is usually the safest option.
White numbers on a white shirt will disappear into the background, making them difficult to read during gameplay.
Gold numbers may look attractive on an Azam shirt, but they are not always practical. Because gold relies on subtle gradients, it can lose definition when displayed at the small size used for player numbers.
Remember to set the shirt and shorts number colours separately. They do not always need to use the same colour.
How to Use an Azam FC DLS Kits URL
When importing a custom kit, copy the direct image URL from the kit card rather than copying the address of the webpage itself.
Open Dream League Soccer, go to My Club, and then select Customise. From there, choose Kit, not Logo.
Select the kit slot you want to replace before pasting the URL. The slot currently selected is the one that will be overwritten.
Tap Custom Kit, press and hold the URL field, choose Paste, and then confirm. Depending on the version of Dream League Soccer you are using, the button may instead be labelled Download.
Each kit slot is separate, including the goalkeeper kit. Make sure you set every slot you want to customise rather than leaving the default design.
The first custom kit may require a one-time gem unlock inside the game. After that, changing the custom kit itself does not normally require another payment.
Test the Azam Kit URL Before Importing
Always test the URL in your browser before putting it into Dream League Soccer.
A working direct image link should open the PNG itself, with the image filling the browser window and no surrounding webpage, navigation buttons, or article content.
The address should normally end in .png.
If the link opens a webpage containing headers, buttons, advertisements, or other content around the image, it is probably a viewer page rather than a direct image URL. Dream League Soccer cannot use that type of page as a kit file.
Why Azam FC Kit URLs Stop Working
Even a working DLS kit URL can eventually stop functioning. There are several common reasons.
Free Image Hosts Delete Files
Free image-hosting services sometimes remove files after a period of inactivity. This can affect smaller clubs more heavily because fewer people regularly maintain their uploaded kit files.
The page may still exist while the actual image file has disappeared.
Hotlink Protection
Some image hosts prevent external websites and applications from directly loading their images.
The image may open normally when you click it in your browser, but Dream League Soccer sends a request from outside the hosting website and can therefore be blocked.
This is one reason a URL can work in a browser but fail when pasted into the game.
The Preview and Direct File Are Different
Some websites display a preview image on their own page while the download button points to a separate file hosted somewhere else.
The preview can continue working even after the direct image URL has stopped working.
For the files listed here, the image shown and the copied URL are intended to point to the same file on the same server.
The Azam FC Badge in Dream League Soccer
You can import the Azam FC badge during the same customisation process, but make sure you select Logo rather than Kit.
Dream League Soccer displays badges inside a circular area, so a logo with some clear space around the artwork will generally work better than one cropped tightly around the edges.
Small lettering around the outside of a crest may become difficult to read when the badge is displayed beside the score. That does not necessarily mean the original PNG is faulty; it is often simply the result of the game’s small rendering size.
The main shapes, colours, and central parts of the Azam badge are much more important for recognition at match distance.
A genuine 512×512 PNG is particularly useful for the badge because the extra image quality gives the game more information to work with when displaying the crest at a small size.
How to Keep Your Azam FC DLS Kits
Custom kits are stored on your device rather than being permanently attached to your account.
A normal game update will usually leave them in place, but uninstalling the game or changing to another phone can cause you to lose your custom kits and badge.
For that reason, it is worth saving all of your Azam FC links somewhere safe before importing them. Keep the links for the home, away, third, goalkeeper, and badge files together so you can restore everything if necessary.
Azam FC DLS Kits FAQ
What is an Azam FC DLS kits URL?
It is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG of an Azam FC shirt that can be pasted into Dream League Soccer’s custom kit section. A direct image URL will normally end in .png.
Why is Azam FC called The Ice Cream Makers?
Azam FC takes its name from the Azam brand, the flagship brand of the Bakhresa Group. The company produces food and beverages, including ice cream, which led to the club’s famous nickname, The Ice Cream Makers.
Who makes Azam FC’s kits?
Azam produced its own kits in-house from 2020 to 2025. The club then moved to the Tanzanian sportswear brand Uhai for the 2025/26 season.
Why are Azam FC DLS kit files difficult to find?
Azam’s kits have not followed the same international distribution pipeline as shirts from major brands such as Nike, Adidas, or Puma. Their in-house production and local-brand partnership have resulted in fewer high-resolution images appearing in international DLS kit libraries.
Why does the gold on my Azam kit look brown?
Gold depends on highlights, shadows, and subtle gradients. When the image is heavily compressed or too small, those transitions disappear and the gold can become a dull brown colour.
What colours does Azam FC use?
White and gold have been prominent in Azam’s recent kits, with black also appearing in alternative designs.
Why does my Azam search show Dutch football results?
Searches using short abbreviations can return unrelated clubs, including AZ Alkmaar from the Netherlands. Make sure the file is specifically for Azam FC of Tanzania, who play in the NBC Premier League.
What number colour should I use on an Azam FC kit?
For a light-coloured Azam shirt, black or another dark colour is the safest choice. White numbers can disappear against a white shirt, while gold numbers may lose their definition at the small size used by Dream League Soccer.