These Belgium World Cup 2026 DLS kits cover the Red Devils’ full Adidas set for Dream League Soccer: the textured red home kit, the pastel Magritte-inspired away kit, blue, yellow and green goalkeeper kits, plus the Royal Belgian FA badge in 512×512.
Belgium wore these shirts on a run to the quarter-finals in 2026, and the away kit became one of the most talked-about designs of the tournament. Here’s the home kit on a player in the DLS editor.
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The Royal Belgian FA crest
The logo is a gold-edged shield topped by a small crown. Black, yellow and red stripes run down the left side, a large black curve fills the rest, and “ROYAL BELGIAN FA · 1895” sits in the top corner. A gold laurel wraps the base. Its dark body makes it pop on the pastel away shirt.
Textured red at home, Magritte in pastel away
The home shirt is a deep red with a mottled, stained-glass style texture over the whole body. Adidas stripes in black, yellow and orange run along the shoulders, and the kit is completed by black shorts and black socks with the same tricolour trim.
The away kit is the one people remember. Adidas built it as a tribute to surrealist painter René Magritte: a soft sky-blue base covered in pink and blue spheres, with the old-school Trefoil logo and black trim. It launched with the line “Ceci n’est pas un maillot” (“This is not a jersey”), a play on Magritte’s famous pipe painting. White shorts with black stripes and black socks finish the look.
Red is the default, but it clashes with Spain, Portugal and most red-shirted club sides. Against them the pastel away kit is the easy switch, and its busy print still reads clearly from the DLS camera because the shorts and socks stay plain.
Blue, yellow and green in goal
The goalkeeper kits use one Adidas template with three colourways. The first is a bright blue with a lighter geometric print and pale stripes, the second a plain yellow with dark stripes and the Trefoil, and the third a mint green with darker green zigzags across the hem and sleeves.
Blue is the natural partner for the red home kit. The pastel away shirt already has a lot of blue in it, so give your keeper the yellow kit there. The green one is your fallback when the opposition plays in blue.
Belgium’s road to the 2026 quarter-finals
Belgium started Group G slowly, drawing 1-1 with Egypt and 0-0 with Iran, before a 5-1 win over New Zealand in Vancouver sent them through as group winners.
The knockouts were far livelier. Late goals from Romelu Lukaku and Youri Tielemans dragged the round of 32 tie against Senegal into extra time, where a penalty won it 3-2. In the last 16 they beat the co-hosts 4-1 in Seattle, Charles De Ketelaere scoring twice, and you can restage that one with the USA World Cup kits.
The quarter-final against Spain at SoFi Stadium on 10 July went the distance. De Ketelaere cancelled out Fabián Ruiz’s opener before half-time, but Mikel Merino’s 88th-minute winner ended Belgium’s tournament. Load the Spain 2026 DLS kits if you fancy a rematch.
Belgium World Cup 2026 DLS kits: FAQ
Is the Belgium away kit really based on a Magritte painting?
Yes. Adidas designed the pastel away shirt as a tribute to René Magritte, and it was launched with the line “Ceci n’est pas un maillot” (“This is not a jersey”), a nod to his famous pipe painting.
Which Belgium goalkeeper kit goes with the red home kit?
The blue goalkeeper kit is the cleanest match for the red outfield shirts. Use the green kit when the opponents wear blue, and the yellow one with the pastel away strip.
Where did Belgium’s 2026 World Cup run end?
Belgium reached the quarter-finals. They won Group G, beat Senegal 3-2 after extra time and the United States 4-1, then lost 2-1 to Spain in Inglewood on 10 July 2026.
