Fortaleza Ceif DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

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

Fortaleza have changed kit suppliers four times in four seasons. That makes the manufacturer’s logo one of the most reliable ways to identify a shirt’s season — but it also creates plenty of opportunities to pick up an outdated or incorrectly labelled file.

Skechers Supplies Fortaleza CEIF’s Kits for 2026

Skechers became Fortaleza CEIF’s kit supplier for the 2026 season. It’s an unusual name in football shirts, as the company is better known for its footwear than for making football kits.

The brand replaced Go Rigo Go!, the Colombian sportswear label founded by cyclist Rigoberto Urán, which supplied Fortaleza in 2025.

Four Kit Suppliers in Four Seasons

Fortaleza’s recent supplier history is unusually busy:

2026 — Skechers

2025 — Go Rigo Go!

2023–24 — Kimo

2019–21 — Bejarano Corradine

This rapid turnover actually makes identifying older files easier. Each supplier change gives you a clear visual clue about when a shirt was released.

Check the manufacturer’s logo before downloading a file. Skechers indicates the current 2026 season, Go Rigo Go! points to 2025, and Kimo identifies a 2023 or 2024 shirt.

Why Finding the Correct Files Can Be Difficult

None of these suppliers has the same international football-kit distribution network as Nike, Adidas or Puma.

Skechers has an international presence as a footwear brand, but that does not translate into widespread football kit coverage. The other suppliers are Colombian domestic labels, so their designs receive less attention in international DLS libraries.

As a result, expect fewer options than you would find for clubs such as Junior or Atlético Nacional, whose Adidas and Nike releases are widely shared.

Don’t rely on filenames alone. Check the actual image dimensions as well. On a computer, right-click the image and open it in a new tab to see the size reported by your browser.

Fortaleza Have Two Outfield Kits for 2026

Skechers produced two outfield shirts for the 2026 season: a home kit and an away kit. The club also has three goalkeeper designs.

Dream League Soccer provides three outfield slots — home, away and third — along with a separate goalkeeper slot. Since Fortaleza only have two outfield designs for 2026, the third-kit slot is available.

What Should You Use in the Third Slot?

The obvious option is Fortaleza’s 2025 home shirt. It has been the club’s best-received recent design by some distance, rating considerably better among supporters than either of the 2026 kits.

There is no requirement to use only current-season designs in DLS. Any working 512×512 kit URL can be imported, regardless of its age.

You can also change your selection later without paying again. Once the first custom-kit unlock is complete, switching between imported designs is free.

Choosing Between Three Goalkeeper Kits

Fortaleza have three goalkeeper designs competing for one goalkeeper slot.

Most clubs provide just one option, so having three gives you a choice. The practical approach is to select whichever goalkeeper shirt looks most different from your home and away kits.

In a match, the goalkeeper needs to be easy to distinguish from the outfield players on both teams. Prioritise colour contrast rather than choosing a design simply because you prefer it.

Be Careful of the Fortaleza Name Confusion

There is an important detail to know before searching for these kits.

Fortaleza can also refer to Fortaleza Esporte Clube, the Brazilian Série A club from Ceará. It is a much larger club with significantly more kit coverage online.

A general search for “Fortaleza 2026 kit” is therefore likely to show the Brazilian club first, often with far more results than the Colombian side.

To find the correct shirts, search for “Fortaleza CEIF” specifically. Then check the file for three identifying details:

Skechers branding: The current Colombian club shirts should carry Skechers rather than the Brazilian club’s supplier branding.

Colombian league sleeve patch: This helps distinguish the Colombian shirt from its Brazilian namesake.

Club crest: Fortaleza CEIF’s badge is different from the crest of Fortaleza Esporte Clube.

The two clubs also have different colours, so a shirt that looks completely wrong is probably from the other team. Always verify the crest before importing.

What to Check in a Fortaleza CEIF Kit File

Detailed coverage of Fortaleza’s 2026 designs is limited outside Colombia. For that reason, the safest approach is to compare the actual PNG against the kit cards above rather than relying on descriptions from unrelated websites.

You can still use a few general checks to judge the file’s quality.

Look at colour boundaries first. Any place where two colours meet should have a clean, defined edge rather than a blurred or smeared transition. This is one of the most useful ways to judge image quality.

Inspect the collar and cuffs. Small areas of trim should have clear edges, not look stretched or poorly defined.

Check the crest and sponsor. Both should be recognisable rather than appearing soft or pixelated.

If these details look sharp, the file is more likely to have the resolution it claims.

What Number Colours Work Best on Fortaleza’s Kits?

Dream League Soccer controls squad-number colours through two small swatches in the kit template, not through the imported image itself. One swatch controls shirt numbers, while the other controls shorts numbers.

The simplest rule is to choose a colour that does not blend into the dominant colour on the upper back, where the game displays the numbers.

For a light-coloured shirt, use a dark number. On a dark base, white is usually the most reliable choice because it remains readable at the small size used in matches.

For a striped or two-colour design, consider using a third colour that is different from both main colours. Otherwise, the number may disappear against part of the shirt.

Set the shirt and shorts swatches separately. A colour that works on the shirt may not provide enough contrast on the shorts.

How to Identify a Current Fortaleza CEIF Kit

Four checks will help you avoid outdated files and shirts belonging to the wrong club:

Check the supplier logo: Skechers means 2026, Go Rigo Go! means 2025, and Kimo points to 2023 or 2024.

Confirm the club: Make sure the shirt belongs to Colombian Fortaleza CEIF, not Fortaleza Esporte Clube of Brazil.

Check the number of designs: The 2026 collection has two outfield shirts, home and away. A third outfield shirt belongs to an earlier season.

Compare the design with the kit cards: Do not trust the season written in a filename without checking the actual image.

The supplier logo is particularly useful because Fortaleza’s kit manufacturer has changed so frequently. It is often the quickest way to identify the correct season.

How to Use a Fortaleza CEIF DLS Kits URL

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

Once you have copied the link, open Dream League Soccer and follow these steps:

Tap My Club.

Select Customise.

Open Kit, not Logo. The Logo section is used separately for importing your club badge.

Choose the kit slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field and tap Paste.

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

Fortaleza’s two outfield shirts fill the home and away slots, leaving the third slot free. The goalkeeper kit has its own separate slot.

All four designs should be assigned rather than leaving unwanted default kits in place. You can use the spare third slot for the popular 2025 home shirt or another older Fortaleza design.

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

Test the Kit Link Before Importing

Before opening the game, test the URL in your browser.

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

If you see a webpage with headings, buttons or other content surrounding the picture, you are looking at an image-viewer page rather than a direct PNG. Dream League Soccer cannot import that kind of webpage.

Always test the link before pasting it into the game. This can save time if the image has been removed or the URL points to the wrong file.

Why Do Fortaleza CEIF Kit URLs Stop Working?

There are three common reasons a custom kit link can stop working. The first is particularly relevant to a club with limited international file coverage.

Free image hosts delete files. Some services remove uploads that have not been accessed for months or years. Since Fortaleza’s suppliers do not have the same football distribution networks as major international brands, fewer people maintain copies of the club’s kits online. An old link may still look valid while returning no image.

Hotlink protection blocks external requests. Some hosting services allow an image to load on their own website but reject requests from other applications. This means your browser may display the shirt normally, while Dream League Soccer cannot retrieve it after you paste the URL.

The preview and the download link may point to different files. Some websites show a thumbnail stored on their own server but provide a URL hosted somewhere else. The preview can continue working even after the actual image link has stopped functioning.

Here, the shirt you see and the link you copy are the same image file on the same server.

Choosing the Correct Fortaleza CEIF Badge

You can import the club crest during the same customisation session. Open the same menu, but select Logo instead of Kit.

Be especially careful when choosing the badge. Because the Brazilian and Colombian clubs share the name Fortaleza, it is easy to download the wrong crest if you do not check the source.

Make sure you have the Fortaleza CEIF badge, not the emblem of Fortaleza Esporte Clube.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle. Choose an image with clear space around the entire design rather than one trimmed tightly against the artwork. This helps prevent the edges from being cut off.

If the crest includes Spanish lettering, expect some of the smaller text to become softer when displayed beside the match score. That is a normal result of the game’s small badge size. The main colour blocks and overall shape are more important for recognition.

Keep Your Fortaleza Kits Backed Up

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than directly in your account.

Updating the game usually keeps imported designs in place, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or moving to a new phone can remove your custom shirts. Your imported badge can disappear too.

Fortaleza’s frequent supplier changes and the Brazilian club sharing its name make these files particularly easy to mislabel.

Before importing anything, save all four kit URLs in a notes app or another place where you can find them later. That gives you a backup of your home, away, goalkeeper and alternative designs if you ever need to restore them.

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