Saudi Pro League DLS Logos — 512x512 URLs for All 18 Clubs
Every Roshn Saudi League club badge in a format Dream League Soccer supports. Copy any URL, paste it into DLS, and the current 2026/27 crest — including Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad — appears on your team's kit in seconds.
The Saudi Pro League DLS logos page has the 512x512 PNG badge URL for every club playing in Saudi Arabia's top division, the Roshn Saudi League, for the 2026/27 season. Each link points to a hosted image file, so you can paste it directly into the Dream League Soccer customize screen and the crest loads on your team's kit without any download or resize step. All 18 clubs are below, including the three promoted sides — Abha, Al-Faisaly, and Diriyah — and reigning champions Al-Nassr.
All 18 Saudi Pro League clubs — 2026/27 season
Every URL is verified, 512x512 PNG with a transparent background, and loads inside DLS 26 on the first try. Promoted clubs are tagged.
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Al-Ahli
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Al-Ettifaq
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Al-Fateh
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Al-Fayha
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Al-Hazem
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Al-Hilal
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Al-Ittihad
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Al-Khaleej
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Al-Kholood
Abha
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Al Nassr
Al-Faisaly
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Al-Qadsiah
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Al-Riyadh
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Al-Shabab
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Al-Taawoun
Diriyah
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NEOM
Browse DLS logos for other leagues
Each league below has its own page with every club's 512x512 badge.
What is a Saudi Pro League DLS logo?
A Saudi Pro League DLS logo is an image of a Roshn Saudi League club's crest, hosted at a direct image URL that Dream League Soccer can read. When you paste the URL into the DLS logo screen, the game pulls the file and shows the club's badge on your team's kit. A publicly accessible direct image URL is recommended, DLS supports custom logos up to 512x512 pixels, and the host has to allow hotlinking.
Saudi Pro League clubs can update their crests from time to time, so some URLs on older logo sites can be out of date. The crests in the grid above are listed for the current 2026/27 season, including the three promoted sides — Abha, Al-Faisaly, and Diriyah — instead of older First Division listings.
New Saudi Pro League DLS logos for 2026/27
Three clubs came up from the Saudi First Division and joined the top flight this season. If you played DLS 25 last year, these badges weren't in your Saudi Pro League build — they are now.
Promoted to the Saudi Pro League 2026/27: Abha (Saudi First Division champions), Al-Faisaly (runners-up), and Diriyah (third place). They replace Al-Najmah, Al-Okhdood, and Damac, who were relegated at the end of the 2025/26 season.
Why the promoted club badges matter for DLS players
Abha and Al-Faisaly earned the top two promotion places from the Saudi First Division, while Diriyah finished third to reach the Roshn Saudi League for the first time. Older DLS logo pages may still list all three under lower-division categories; the URLs above are tagged for the 2026/27 top flight.
All three promoted clubs carry their current crest listings above rather than older First Division labels.
How to use a Saudi Pro League logo in Dream League Soccer
Three steps, about 30 seconds. The process is the same for every Saudi Pro League club.
Copy the club's logo URL
Tap the Copy URL button under any Saudi Pro League club above. The link saves to your clipboard, ready to paste.
Open DLS and pick Customize Team
Launch Dream League Soccer, open your team menu, tap Customize Team, then choose Edit Logo from the options.
Paste and confirm
Tap Download, paste the URL into the logo field, and hit confirm. The Saudi Pro League crest loads onto your kit immediately.
Saudi Pro League DLS logo size and format
For best quality, a 512x512 PNG with a transparent background is recommended for Saudi Pro League DLS logos. DLS supports custom logos up to 512x512 pixels; smaller images can look blurry, while images above the maximum size may be rejected. A JPEG can also be used, but it does not support transparency.
What DLS needs from every Saudi Pro League logo URL
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Width | 512 pixels maximum |
| Height | 512 pixels maximum |
| File type | PNG recommended; JPEG also supported |
| File size | Keep reasonably small for faster loading |
| URL type | Publicly accessible direct image URL |
| Hosting | Direct image host that allows hotlinking |
Riyadh Clásico — Al-Hilal vs Al-Nassr DLS logos
Two clubs drive the bulk of Saudi Pro League DLS logo searches. Al-Ittihad and AFC Champions League winners Al-Ahli have closed the gap recently, while Al-Nassr enter 2026/27 as reigning league champions. The rivalry that pulls global attention to Saudi football is the Riyadh derby between Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr.
Al-Nassr DLS logo
- Most-searched Saudi Pro League badge worldwide
- 2025/26 Roshn Saudi League champions
- Yellow and blue colour scheme with the Arabic typography
- Demand stays high year-round, spikes around Ronaldo milestones
Al-Hilal DLS logo
- Most decorated club in Saudi football — 19 league titles
- 2025 FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal run lifted search demand
- Royal blue and white modern crest
- Second-most-searched Saudi Pro League badge globally
Both badges are in the grid at the top of this page. Al-Ittihad sits a clear third in search volume — 2024/25 champions and one of Saudi Arabia's historic clubs. Al-Ahli rounds out the top four after winning the 2024/25 AFC Champions League Elite.
Saudi Pro League DLS logo not loading — common fixes
Most failed uploads come down to one of five issues. Match the symptom on the left to the fix on the right.
| Problem | What's wrong | Fix |
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| "Failed to import" | URL points to a webpage, not an image | Use a publicly accessible direct image URL — use the Copy URL buttons above |
| Badge looks blurry | Image is smaller than 512x512 | Use the URL from this page, not a Google Images result |
| White box around the crest | Image file has no transparent background | Use a transparent PNG version when transparency is needed |
| "Image not found" | Host blocks hotlinking | Use our URLs or re-host on Imgur |
| Old or First Division variant loads | Cached URL from a 2025/26 logo site | Replace with the 2026/27 link from this page |
Why Saudi Pro League logos exploded in DLS searches
The Saudi Pro League went from a regional curiosity to one of the most-searched leagues on DLS logo sites in just two years. The wave of high-profile signings from late 2022 through 2023 changed everything: Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr, Karim Benzema and N'Golo Kanté went to Al-Ittihad, Sadio Mané followed Ronaldo to Al-Nassr, and Neymar signed for Al-Hilal. Within months, Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal logo searches were rivalling traditional European clubs in raw global volume.
For the 2026/27 season specifically, three factors are keeping demand high. Al-Nassr enter the campaign as reigning champions after winning the 2025/26 title. Al-Hilal's run to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals gave their crest exposure to new global audiences. And promoted clubs Abha, Al-Faisaly, and Diriyah bring three returning or new top-flight badge searches into the grid above.
Saudi Pro League DLS logo FAQ
What's the Saudi Pro League DLS logo URL for Al-Nassr 2026/27?
The Al-Nassr DLS logo URL for the 2026/27 season is in the grid at the top of this page. Tap the Copy URL button under the Al-Nassr card and paste it into the DLS customize screen — the current yellow-and-blue crest loads on your team's kit in seconds. Al-Nassr is consistently the most-searched Saudi Pro League badge globally thanks to the Cristiano Ronaldo effect.
Are all 18 Saudi Pro League club badges available?
Yes. All 18 clubs playing in the 2026/27 Roshn Saudi League are above, including reigning champions Al-Nassr, the three promoted sides — Abha, Al-Faisaly, and Diriyah — and both halves of the Riyadh Clásico. A 512x512 PNG is recommended, while compatible direct image URLs can also use other supported image formats.
Which Saudi Pro League DLS logo is most popular?
Al-Nassr has the most-searched Saudi Pro League badge globally because of Cristiano Ronaldo, followed by Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli. The four together account for around 85 percent of Saudi Pro League DLS logo searches.
What's the DLS logo URL for Al-Hilal?
The Al-Hilal DLS logo URL is in the grid above. Al-Hilal is the most decorated club in Saudi football history with 19 league titles, and their FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinal run boosted their search demand significantly through 2025.
Does the NEOM DLS logo work in Dream League Soccer?
Yes. NEOM remain in the Saudi Pro League for 2026/27, and their badge URL is in the grid above. The current page lists NEOM as a top-flight club.
Do the new 2026/27 promoted clubs have updated DLS logos?
Yes. Abha, Al-Faisaly, and Diriyah all have their current Saudi Pro League badge slots on this page. Older DLS logo sites may still list them under the Saudi First Division. The URLs above are for the current top-flight collection.
Why does my Al-Nassr or Al-Hilal logo look outdated?
Older logo sites can carry outdated badge files or old season labels. Replace the URL with the one from the grid above and the current 2026/27 version loads in.
Can I use these Saudi Pro League logos in DLS 25 and DLS 24?
Custom logo URL importing is available in DLS 26. Older DLS editions may also accept compatible logo URLs, but behavior can vary by version.
Are Saudi Pro League DLS logos free?
Yes. Every Saudi Pro League logo on this site is free. No signup, no payment, no limit on how many badges you copy or how often you use them. The URLs stay live as long as the site is online.
Why won't my Saudi Pro League logo upload to DLS?
Almost always one of two reasons: the URL doesn't point to a publicly accessible image, or the image is larger than the game's 512x512 maximum. Use a direct image URL and keep the logo within the supported maximum.
What's the Roshn Saudi League and why is it sometimes called RSL?
Roshn Saudi League (RSL) is the official sponsored name of the Saudi Pro League. Roshn is a Saudi real estate developer, and the title sponsorship agreement renamed the competition as the Roshn Saudi League in 2022. "Saudi Pro League" and "Roshn Saudi League" refer to the same top division — the same 18 clubs, the same DLS logos.
How often is this Saudi Pro League logos page updated?
The page is checked at the start of every season for new promoted clubs and any crest changes, then refreshed within a week any time a club officially updates its badge mid-season. The last full update was for the 2026/27 promotion window.
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