PSG DLS kits 2026/27 include home and away outfield shirts, goalkeeper kits and a 512×512 club logo. Each image has a copy link, so you can load the strip you want into Dream League Soccer without editing anything.
Paris Saint-Germain logo and outfield kits
Start with the logo. The 512×512 image is a square crest, so it sits cleanly on a custom shirt or on a club you have built in the game. Add it first, then pick the shirts that suit your squad.
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The home shirt is navy blue with a wide red vertical band, edged in white, down the middle. Navy shorts and navy socks with red bands complete the look, and the Qatar Airways sponsor sits across the chest next to the Nike swoosh. It is the look most people connect with PSG, and the strip to use for most matches.
The away shirt is white, with a narrower red-and-navy band running down the left side of the chest instead of the centre. White shorts and white socks keep it clean, which makes it a good choice against dark or blue opponents.
Both shirts carry the Snipes logo under the number on the back. The white number on the navy home kit and the black number on the white away kit are both large and easy to read.
Goalkeeper kits to pair with the strips
The GK Home kit is solid black with dark blue details, which gives the keeper a sharp look that contrasts well with the white away shirt. It is the easiest option if you want the keeper to be clearly separate from the outfield players.
The GK Away kit is bright green with a subtle pattern, and the GK Third kit is a yellow-orange shade. Green is the safer partner for the navy home kit, while yellow-orange helps when the opposition keeper is already in green or black.
Choosing the right PSG strip for each match
The navy home shirt is the default for most fixtures. If the opponent wears blue or dark colours, switch to the white away shirt so both teams stay easy to tell apart. Against white or cream opposition, the home strip gives the strongest contrast. There is no outfield third kit in this pack, so against teams in navy and white stripes, pick whichever shirt clashes less with their shorts.
Other clubs to compare
If you are building a full European squad list, the Barcelona 2026/27 kit guide is a helpful reference for how the new season’s designs are shaping up across the continent. Comparing the two sets side by side can help you choose strips that look right together in the same tournament.
For a look at an Italian side, the Inter Milan 2026 kit page shows a Serie A club’s approach to a home and away pair, which can help when you are building a multi-league squad.
Matching the PSG look to your squad
The navy home shirt and white away shirt cover most situations on their own. The black GK Home kit works with both, while the green and yellow-orange keeper kits give you room to change the look between matches.
Players who run several clubs in the same save often switch between strips for cup and league fixtures. Keeping the PSG logo and both outfield shirts ready means you can change the look in a few taps without searching for links again.
