New for this season, the Atalanta DLS kits 2026/27 come as 512×512 files: the crest, the black-and-blue striped home shirt, a white away kit, a sand-coloured third kit and three goalkeeper kits. Copy any URL below into Dream League Soccer, or scroll down for every La Dea kit from 2020/21 onwards.
On a DLS player the new stripes look sharper than on the flat file: here is every Atalanta 2026/27 kit, front and back, with the red Gewiss logo under the number.
New Balance keep the nerazzurri stripes on the home kit but make them narrower and more numerous, so the shirt reads as a dense blue-and-black weave. The Lete sponsor sits on the chest in white script, with red Gewiss branding and black shorts completing the kit.
The away shirt is white, with a black-and-blue zigzag pattern running across the shoulders and down the sleeves. The third kit is the surprise of the set: a warm sand or camel colour with white Lete lettering and red-orange accents, unlike any Atalanta change kit on this page.
All three keeper shirts share a speckled, paint-spray pattern: neon yellow with red and green flecks, light grey with blue and yellow flecks, and bright orange with black flecks. The neon yellow is the most visible choice against both the striped home kit and the white away kit.
The home stripes clash with Inter Milan, who also play in black and blue, so use the white away kit in that match. Against white or cream shirts, the sand third kit is not a good contrast; stick with the home stripes. Dark-shirted teams such as Juventus away sides are easiest with the white kit. More Italian clubs, including Lazio’s DLS kits, are on the Serie A DLS kits page.
From here down, the page becomes a La Dea archive: every season we have covered, newest first, each with its original kit URLs.
Atalanta kits 2025/26
New Balance’s first Atalanta collection. The home stripes have a soft gradient texture and a gold goddess silhouette taken from the club’s old crest, while the off-white away kit uses broken black and blue stripes inspired by retro geometric designs.
The final Joma set, worn by Atalanta as reigning Europa League holders. Classic blue and black stripes at home, and a white away shirt crossed by a blue and black chest band.
The shirts from the season Atalanta lifted the Europa League. Geometric patterning inside the blue stripes and a polo collar define the home kit; the away kit uses thin horizontal stripes.
Joma added thin gold pinstripes between the black and blue on the home kit, a premium touch, while the white away kit carries pinstripes and the vintage running badge.
