Junior FC DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

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

Junior are among the easiest Colombian clubs to find DLS kit files for, thanks to their Adidas partnership. Their 2026 away shirt also has an unusual resemblance to another famous national-team jersey, so it’s worth knowing how to tell them apart before importing.

Adidas Makes Junior One of the Easiest Colombian Clubs to Find

Adidas supplies Junior, giving the club an advantage over many other teams in Colombia’s Categoría Primera A when it comes to finding custom kit files.

Most large DLS kit databases rely heavily on images from the biggest international sportswear brands, particularly Nike, Adidas and Puma. When one of these companies releases a new shirt, images tend to spread across kit websites and communities within hours.

That makes Junior’s files relatively easy to find compared with clubs using smaller domestic suppliers.

The difference is clear across several Colombian teams. Junior’s Adidas files are plentiful, while Atlético Nacional’s Nike kits are also widely available. Millonarios, another Adidas club, has good coverage. Once Caldas has a reasonable selection through Reebok, while Santa Fe’s Fila files are more limited. Deportivo Cali’s Hillside kits are scarce, and Águilas Doradas’ Aerosport designs are among the hardest to find.

One useful date check: New Balance branding means the file is from 2021 or earlier. Adidas replaced New Balance as Junior’s supplier in 2022.

Junior’s Away Kit Looks Like the USA’s 2025 Shirt

Released in February 2026, Junior’s away shirt immediately attracted attention because of its striking resemblance to the United States national team’s 2025 Nike away jersey.

Both designs use a dark navy base with vertical red, white and blue stripes. At thumbnail size, the two shirts can be surprisingly difficult to distinguish.

The details that identify Junior’s version are its red, white and blue club crest and Adidas branding. The USA shirt, by comparison, carries the US Soccer mark and Nike’s swoosh.

Three Details to Check Before Importing

This resemblance can cause confusion when searching online. A file labelled for Junior might actually be the USA shirt, or the other way around.

Check these three details at full size:

The crest: Junior’s club badge should be present, not the US Soccer mark.

The branding: Look for Adidas Three Stripes rather than Nike’s swoosh.

The sleeve patch: Junior’s shirt should carry a Colombian league marking, while the USA shirt has none.

Don’t rely on the overall colour pattern alone. Verify all three details before using the file.

The Good News for DLS Quality

Although the resemblance makes file identification more difficult, the actual design is well suited to Dream League Soccer.

The navy base provides a strong background for the red and white stripes. Vertical stripes also have a relatively simple alignment requirement: they need to follow the centre line of the body on the kit template.

Because the bands are clearly separated and use contrasting colours, the design should reproduce accurately in a 512×512 image. The similarity to the USA shirt is a labelling issue, not a problem with the design itself.

The Third Kit Is a Hibiscus Tribute to Barranquilla

Junior’s 2026/27 third kit moves away from the club’s traditional colour palette.

Released for the new season, it is predominantly white and represents the coastal light of Barranquilla. Its design takes inspiration from the flor de cayena, or hibiscus, a flower closely connected to the city’s streets and cultural identity.

White shorts and socks complete the look.

Will the Floral Pattern Survive in DLS?

That depends on how the hibiscus design appears in the actual PNG.

A flower drawn in a contrasting colour, such as red or pink against white, should remain visible after import. A tonal pattern made from slightly different shades of white or cream is much more likely to fade. If the flower is woven or embossed into the fabric rather than printed as a visible graphic, it will not appear in the flat kit image at all.

Open the third-kit file at full size before importing it. If the flower is clearly visible in the image, it has a reasonable chance of carrying into the game. If you have to look closely to find it, expect it to become even less noticeable in DLS.

Choose a Number Colour That Stands Out

White numbers on a white shirt are effectively invisible. This is an easy mistake to make because the kit preview shows the shirt design, not how the squad numbers will look during a match.

For the white third kit, red or navy numbers are the better choices. Both provide enough contrast to remain readable against the pale background.

Junior Have Four Kits, but DLS Has Only Three Outfield Slots

Junior released four outfield designs for 2026: home, away, third and fourth.

Dream League Soccer gives you three outfield kit slots — home, away and third — plus a separate goalkeeper kit. That means one of Junior’s four outfield designs has to stay out of your active rotation.

There are three things worth considering before deciding which one to leave out.

First, think about which shirt you will actually wear. Junior’s red-and-white home kit represents the club’s identity, so it is the obvious choice to keep.

Second, consider how different the designs look. Since the game displays one kit at a time, having three shirts with clearly different colours and patterns gives you more variety than keeping two similar alternatives.

Third, compare the quality of the available files. A fourth kit with a clean, properly sized 512×512 PNG may be a better choice than a third kit with a poorly prepared image.

You do not have to leave the same shirt out permanently. Once the initial custom-kit unlock is complete, changing designs is free, so you can rotate the fourth kit whenever you want.

This is a common issue for clubs with large kit collections. Amed SK have six designs this season, while Talleres and Trabzonspor have four each and Rizespor have five. They all face the same three-slot limitation in DLS.

Junior’s Home Stripes Are Forgiving

Junior are known as los rojiblancos, meaning the red-and-white team. Their home shirt keeps those traditional colours through a vertical striped design.

This is one of the easier patterns to reproduce in Dream League Soccer. The stripes align down the body, the red and white have genuine contrast, and the bands are wide enough to remain clear at 512×512 resolution.

Almost any reasonably prepared file should produce a recognisable Junior home shirt.

Why the Home Kit Is a Poor Quality Test

There is one drawback to using the home shirt to judge a file’s quality: its wide stripes are very forgiving.

Even an image that has been enlarged from a smaller source can still look convincing when the main red-and-white bands are this simple. A file may therefore appear fine without actually being sharp enough.

Instead, inspect the collar, sleeve cuffs and Adidas branding. These areas have more defined edges and can reveal problems that the broad stripes hide.

Also check the image dimensions reported by your browser. A proper 512×512 source is preferable to an image that has simply been stretched to that size.

How Visible Are Junior’s Kits on the Pitch?

All four designs have colours that stand apart from the grass, although some offer more internal contrast than others.

DLS players appear relatively small during matches, so a kit’s visibility depends on how clearly its colours separate from the pitch.

The red-and-white home shirt performs particularly well. Red sits close to green’s opposite on the colour wheel, while white provides another strong point of contrast. The vertical stripes add further definition, making it one of the most readable shirts in the league.

The away shirt’s navy base also separates well from the grass, although it is considerably darker. Its red and white stripes provide the brightness that keeps the design from looking like one solid dark shape.

The predominantly white third kit is bright and easy to distinguish from the pitch. However, without strong definition, it can look like a pale block from a distance. That makes the floral motif and any contrasting trim especially important.

What Number Colours Work Best on Junior’s Kits?

Dream League Soccer uses two small colour swatches in the kit template to control squad numbers. One sets the shirt numbers, while the other controls the shorts. These colours do not come directly from the imported PNG.

For Junior’s striped home shirt, navy or black are the strongest options. Red and white numbers would disappear against parts of the shirt because both colours are already present in the stripes.

For the navy away kit, white numbers are a good choice. They stand out against the dark base and match the colours used in the vertical stripes.

For the white third kit, choose red or navy. White numbers would blend into the shirt and become difficult to read.

Set the shirt and shorts number swatches separately so that both remain visible against their respective backgrounds.

How to Identify a Current Junior FC Kit File

Four checks will help you identify the correct 2026 designs:

Adidas branding: The current shirts should carry Adidas branding. A New Balance logo points to a 2021 or earlier design.

The home and away colours: The home should be red and white, while the away should have a dark navy base with vertical stripes.

The third-kit design: Look for a predominantly white shirt featuring the hibiscus-inspired motif.

The away shirt’s identity: Check its crest and branding carefully. Its resemblance to the USA’s 2025 shirt makes the overall appearance an unreliable way to identify it.

The fourth check is particularly important. A quick look at the crest, Adidas branding and sleeve patch will help prevent you from importing the wrong shirt.

How to Use a Junior FC DLS Kits URL

Copy the link using the button on the kit card. Avoid copying the address from your browser’s address bar, because that usually gives you the webpage rather than the direct image link.

Open Dream League Soccer and follow these steps:

Tap My Club.

Select Customise.

Open the Kit section. Do not choose Logo, as that is a separate option for your badge.

Select the slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.

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

Choose your slot before pasting the link. The design currently assigned to that slot is the one that will be replaced.

Junior’s three outfield slots cover the home, away and third kits, while the goalkeeper kit is separate. Since the club has four outfield designs for 2026, keep a note of which one you leave out so you can bring it back into rotation later.

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

Test the Junior Kit URL Before Importing

Before opening the game, paste the copied link into your browser.

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

If the page displays headings, buttons or other website content around the image, you are probably using a viewer page rather than a direct PNG link. Dream League Soccer cannot import that webpage.

For Junior’s striped home shirt, however, the browser preview is not a particularly strong quality test. Wide red-and-white stripes can still look convincing even when the source image is not very sharp.

Check the actual image dimensions reported by your browser instead. This gives you a better indication of whether the file is genuinely 512×512.

Why Do Junior FC Kit URLs Stop Working?

There are three common reasons a DLS kit link can stop working.

Free image hosts sometimes delete files. Uploads that have not been accessed for months or years may be removed. The original URL can still look correct, even though the image no longer exists. This is less of a concern with Junior than with many Colombian clubs because Adidas coverage means more kit files tend to remain in circulation.

Hotlink protection can block image requests. Some hosting services allow images to load on their own websites but reject requests coming from external services. Your browser may display the shirt normally, while Dream League Soccer is refused access when you paste the same link.

The preview and download link may point to different files. A website can display a thumbnail stored on its own server while the actual download points to an image hosted elsewhere. If that external file disappears, the preview may continue working even though the link no longer does.

Here, the shirt displayed on the card and the URL provided by its copy button are the same image file on the same server.

Importing the Junior FC Badge

You can set Junior’s crest during the same customisation session. Open the same menu, but select Logo instead of Kit.

The badge is particularly important when using the away shirt because it is one of the three main details that distinguish Junior’s design from the similar-looking USA jersey.

Junior’s crest features the club name and its shark emblem, reflecting the nickname el Tiburón. Its red, white and blue colours make it recognisable even at a small size.

A shark is also a useful design for DLS because it has a bold, self-contained shape. That makes it easier to recognise beside the match score, where fine details are likely to soften.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle. Choose a file with enough clear space around the entire crest rather than one cropped tightly to the artwork. Otherwise, parts of the design may be cut off when the game applies its circular crop.

Keep Your Junior Kits and Badge Backed Up

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than directly in your account. Game updates will usually leave them in place, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or switching to another phone can remove your imported shirts and badge.

With four Junior designs available, it is worth keeping a record of every link, including the fourth kit you decided not to use initially.

Save all four URLs in a notes app before importing them. That way, you can restore your complete Junior collection without having to search for the files again.

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