Bayern Munich DLS Kit URL – Dream League Soccer 2026-2027

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

Adidas has produced five outfield shirts for Bayern’s 2026–27 season. Dream League Soccer gives you only three outfield slots, so choosing which designs to keep is just as important as finding the right files.

Five Bayern shirts, but only three outfield slots

Bayern’s 2026–27 collection is the largest range featured on this site so far.

Here is what you can choose from:

Home: Traditional Bayern red with slightly darker tonal pinstripes.

Away: A light-coloured design inspired by the club’s iconic away shirts from the 1990s and early 2000s.

Third: Navy with a maroon and grey brushstroke pattern.

Oktoberfest: The boldest design in the collection.

Fifth: A white and magenta shirt.

Dream League Soccer provides three outfield slots for home, away and third kits, plus a separate goalkeeper slot. That leaves two of Bayern’s five outfield designs unused.

How to choose your three kits

The home shirt should be your first choice. It represents Bayern’s familiar identity and is the most useful design to have available.

For the remaining two slots, consider three things.

First, think about how different the shirts look from one another. The light away and white-and-magenta fifth kit are both pale designs, so keeping both may not be the best use of your limited slots.

Second, compare the actual PNG files. A design might look excellent in official photographs but lose some of its appeal if the available DLS version is poorly made.

Finally, consider which shirts you genuinely want to use. The Oktoberfest design is one of the collection’s main talking points, so it is likely to be a popular choice.

You are not permanently losing the two shirts you leave out. Once the first custom-kit unlock is paid for, changing kits is free, so you can rotate your selection whenever you like.

Amed SK’s six outfield designs are the only larger range covered here. Talleres, Junior, Banfield and Central Córdoba each have four.

The home kit’s tonal pinstripes will disappear

Bayern’s 2026–27 home shirt returns to a relatively simple design, using the club’s traditional red with slightly darker tonal pinstripes.

Why the pinstripes will not survive compression

There are two problems with this particular pattern.

The first is the thickness of the lines. Pinstripes are among the thinnest forms of striping, and at 512×512 resolution a narrow line may occupy only one or two pixels. That leaves very little room for the detail to remain clear.

The second problem is the colour. These pinstripes use darker red against a red base, rather than a contrasting colour. The difference is too subtle for a small compressed image to preserve reliably.

This combination regularly causes problems in DLS kit designs. Atlético Bucaramanga’s green-and-yellow stripes on black and Cerro Porteño’s red-and-navy stripes on white have enough contrast to survive. Sevilla’s tonal pinstripes and Udinese’s metallic ones do not.

Expect Bayern’s home shirt to appear as a clean red design without clearly visible pinstripes. That is not necessarily a bad result: the shirt is intended to look predominantly red from a distance anyway.

For this kit, judge the quality of the file by the Adidas Three Stripes and Bayern crest. Both have defined shapes and edges, making them much more reliable indicators than the subtle pinstripes.

The third kit features a brushstroke pattern

Bayern’s third shirt uses a navy base with maroon and grey brushstrokes running across the design.

There is also an important branding difference: the third kit uses the standard Adidas logo rather than the retro Trefoil found on the away shirt.

The club has also indicated that the design contains hidden references to four iconic moments in Bayern’s history.

Why brushstrokes make file quality difficult to judge

Brushstroke patterns create an unusual problem when checking a DLS image.

Unlike stripes or geometric shapes, brushstrokes do not have a fixed outline. Their edges are deliberately irregular and often soft, so there is no straight line to check for alignment and no precise boundary that must remain sharp.

That means the pattern itself can survive compression surprisingly well. However, it also makes it difficult to judge the quality of a file by looking at the pattern alone.

A weak image can look just as convincing as a high-quality one because the blur may resemble the intended brushstroke effect.

Instead, inspect the Adidas branding and Bayern crest. These are clearly defined elements with hard edges, making them the most dependable quality checks on this particular shirt.

Eyüpspor’s brushstroke designs and San Jose’s tie-dye kits create the same difficulty.

Do not expect the hidden references to appear

The word hidden is important here.

On football shirts, commemorative references are often placed inside collars, on back-neck tags, on jocktags or within the fabric itself. These areas are either missing from the DLS template or too small to reproduce clearly.

For that reason, you should not expect all four historical references to appear in the imported shirt.

If a reference is represented by a large graphic or a distinctive colour, it may survive. Small text and details tucked away in the fabric are unlikely to make it into the game.

Corinthians, Millonarios, Toronto, St. Louis and Kansas City have faced similar losses of commemorative details this season.

The away kit brings back the Adidas Trefoil

Bayern’s 2026–27 away shirt is light-coloured and takes inspiration from some of the club’s most recognisable away designs from the 1990s and early 2000s.

Red detailing maintains the connection to Bayern’s traditional colours, while the shirt also features its own custom font.

Why the retro design should reproduce well

Period-inspired shirts from the 1990s are generally a good match for DLS.

Designs from that era relied heavily on flat colours and bold shapes. They were created using the printing and fabric technology available at the time, without the complicated sublimated textures, tonal weaves and gradients found on many modern shirts.

That simplicity makes a retro revival particularly suitable for a 512×512 image.

There is also a useful way to distinguish the away and third kits when searching for files.

The away shirt carries the retro Adidas Trefoil, as all Adidas Elite team away kits do this season. The third shirt uses the standard Adidas logo.

If you are unsure which design you have found, checking the Adidas branding is one of the quickest ways to tell them apart.

Which Bayern kit survives best in DLS?

The five designs have different strengths when converted into the game’s kit template.

Home: Red with tonal pinstripes. The pinstripes will disappear, but the shirt will still look correct as a predominantly red design.

Away: Light-coloured 1990s-inspired design. Its period styling and bold shapes make it a strong candidate for a clean import.

Third: Navy with maroon and grey brushstrokes. The pattern should remain visible, but it cannot be used to judge the quality of the file.

Oktoberfest: The collection’s boldest design. Inspect the actual image at full size before choosing it.

Fifth: White and magenta. Check the colour separation and overall file quality before assigning it a slot.

The away is the safest design to reproduce based on its construction. The third is visually distinctive, but its irregular pattern makes quality checks less straightforward.

How visible are Bayern’s kits on the pitch?

Dream League Soccer displays players at a relatively small size, so the contrast between a shirt and the green pitch makes a noticeable difference.

Bayern’s traditional red home shirt has excellent visibility. Red sits far from green on the colour spectrum, giving the players a strong outline against the grass.

The light away shirt is also easy to follow. Its pale base stands out clearly, while the red detailing gives the overall design more definition.

The navy third kit separates from the pitch as well, although it creates a darker silhouette. Its maroon and grey brushstrokes add visual detail, but those colours are relatively muted, so the shirt has less internal contrast than its busy pattern might suggest.

The white-and-magenta fifth kit would be the brightest option in the collection if you decide to use it.

Best number colours for Bayern’s kits

Dream League Soccer does not take player-number colours from your imported image. Instead, you choose them through two separate swatches in the kit settings: one for the shirt numbers and another for the shorts.

These are the recommended starting points:

Home: White numbers provide the clearest contrast against Bayern’s red.

Away: Red matches the shirt detailing. White is too close to the light base to remain clearly visible.

Third: White is the safest choice. The brushstroke pattern covers the back in navy, maroon and grey, so a mid-tone number could disappear into part of the design.

Remember to adjust the shirt and shorts number colours separately.

How to identify a current Bayern Munich kit file

Four checks will help you identify the correct 2026–27 designs:

Check the Adidas branding. The away shirt uses the retro Trefoil, while the third kit has the standard Adidas logo.

Check the home design. It should be predominantly red with subtle tonal pinstripes.

Identify the third kit. Look for the navy base with maroon and grey brushstrokes.

Remember that five outfield designs exist. Make sure you know which shirt a file represents before assigning it to a DLS slot.

The kit cards above provide a more reliable visual reference than filenames alone.

How to use a Bayern Munich DLS kits URL

Use the copy button on the kit card to get the direct image link. Copying the address from your browser’s address bar will usually give you the webpage rather than the actual PNG file.

Open Dream League Soccer and follow these steps:

Tap My Club.

Open Customise.

Select Kit, not Logo. These are separate systems.

Choose the kit slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.

Select Confirm. Older versions of the game may show Download instead.

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

Your three outfield slots can hold the home, away and third shirts, while the goalkeeper kit is separate. Make a note of the two Bayern designs you leave out so you can rotate them in later.

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

Test the kit URL before importing it

Open the copied link in your browser before using it in the game.

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

If the link opens a webpage with buttons, headings or other content around the picture, it is a viewer page rather than a direct image. Dream League Soccer cannot import that type of link.

There is one special point to remember with Bayern’s third kit: the brushstroke pattern is not a reliable visual quality test. Since the design is intentionally irregular, even a low-resolution image can look convincing.

Check the actual image dimensions reported by your browser instead, and inspect the Adidas logo and crest closely.

Why do Bayern Munich kit URLs stop working?

There are three common reasons a DLS kit link can fail.

Free image hosts delete older uploads

Some free image-hosting services remove files that have not been accessed for months or years. The URL may still look valid, but the image itself is no longer available.

For Bayern, this is probably the lowest-risk problem of any club covered on this site. The club’s popularity means its kits are constantly being created, shared and re-uploaded, making replacement files much easier to find.

Hotlink protection blocks the game’s request

Some hosting services enable hotlink protection to stop other websites and applications from requesting images directly.

This can explain why a link opens normally in your browser but fails when you paste it into Dream League Soccer. Your browser is allowed to display the image, while the game’s request is refused.

The preview and copied URL point to different files

Some kit websites display a thumbnail stored on their own server but provide a separate link to the full-size image.

The preview may continue to work even after the actual image URL has stopped functioning.

On this page, the shirt shown in the card and the link you copy point to the same file on the same server.

The Bayern Munich badge

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

Bayern’s badge is circular, with the familiar blue-and-white Bavarian diamonds inside a red outer ring.

Its circular shape is convenient for DLS because the game crops imported badges into a circle. A properly prepared round crest should retain its overall shape when displayed beside the match score.

Still, choose a file with a little clear space around the artwork rather than one cropped tightly to its edges.

Pay particular attention to the stars above the crest, which represent Bundesliga titles. The circular crop can cut into the top of a badge, so make sure the stars have enough room to remain visible.

Save your Bayern kits for later

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

With five outfield designs, Bayern take a little more organising than most clubs. Fortunately, their popularity also makes replacement files easier to find.

Before importing anything, save all five kit links in a notes app and label them clearly. Keep track of the three designs you use and the two you leave out, so you can rotate your selection without having to search for everything again.

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