Napoli DLS kits 2026/27 include home, away and third outfield shirts, goalkeeper kits and a 512×512 club crest. Each kit has a copy link, so you can take the strip you want straight into the game.

Napoli crest and outfield shirts
The club crest is the first thing to add, because it fits on any custom kit you build. The 512×512 version is a square image, so it lines up cleanly on a shirt and does not stretch when you load it.
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The home shirt is the main strip for the season. It is a bold royal blue body with white shorts and blue socks, with the MSC sponsor in gold across the chest. Against teams in red, the blue home shirt separates well, and against white kits it gives a strong contrast.
The away shirt is white with faint pinstripes and blue trim on the collar and sleeves. It is a clean option when the home colours clash with your opponent, and it keeps the team easy to follow when several players crowd into the same area. The third shirt is a deep red with red shorts, which gives the team a very different appearance and works well in friendlies or in matches where you want a darker look.



On the back, the Sorgesana name sits under the number on every outfield shirt. White numbers on blue and red, and blue numbers on the white away kit, keep each player easy to pick out.

Goalkeeper kits for each strip
The goalkeeper set has three options, so you can match the keeper to whichever outfield shirt you are wearing. The GK Home kit is black with blue details, the simplest choice and one that stands out against any light-coloured team. The GK Away kit is bright orange and the GK Third kit is a dark teal, so you always have a keeper colour that avoids the opposition.




Choosing a strip against different colours
If your opponent wears blue, switch to the white away shirt so the two sides are easy to tell apart. Against white or pale kits, the home blue gives the best contrast. The deep red third shirt is a good change for matches against sides wearing blue or black.
For the keeper, orange is the natural partner for the blue home kit, while dark teal works when the opponent’s keeper is already in black or orange.

Other Serie A kits to compare
If you run several Serie A clubs in one save, the Inter Milan 2026 kit page is a useful companion. Looking at how the two teams’ home and away shirts sit next to each other can help you plan a full league table in the game.
How the Napoli strips fit together
The three outfield shirts are built to work as a set. The royal blue home shirt is the one to start with, the white away shirt covers matches where the blue would clash, and the deep red third shirt adds a fresh look for friendlies or special fixtures. Each of them has a matching goalkeeper option, so you can keep the full look consistent across the team.
If you also want to compare how a Premier League side’s new strips look next to an Italian club’s, the Arsenal 2026/27 kit page gives a useful reference point for building a mixed league squad in the game.

