Serie A DLS Logos — 512x512 URLs for All 20 Clubs
Every Serie A club badge in the exact format Dream League Soccer needs. Copy any URL, paste it into DLS, and the official 2025/26 crest appears on your team's kit in seconds.
The Serie A DLS logos page has the 512x512 PNG badge URL for every club playing in Italy's top division for the 2025/26 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 20 clubs are below, including the three promoted sides — Sassuolo, Pisa, and Cremonese — with their current Serie A badges, plus reigning champions Napoli.
All 20 Serie A clubs — 2025/26 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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Atalanta
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Bologna
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Cagliari
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Como
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Cremonese
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Fiorentina
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Genoa
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Hellas Verona
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Inter Milan
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Juventus
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Lazio
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Lecce
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AC Milan
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Napoli
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Parma
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Pisa
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Roma
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Sassuolo
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Torino
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Udinese
Browse DLS logos for other leagues
Each league below has its own page with every club's 512x512 badge.
What is a Serie A DLS logo?
A Serie A DLS logo is a 512x512 PNG image of an Italian top-flight 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. The URL has to end in .png or .jpg, the image has to be exactly 512 pixels square, and the host has to allow hotlinking — every URL on this page meets all three rules.
Serie A clubs tend to refresh their crests less often than Premier League sides, but the league has seen a handful of redesigns lately. AC Milan's badge picked up a small typographic tweak, Inter Milan introduced their newer cleaner shield design, and Juventus's J-mark has been in slow visual rotation since the 2017 rebrand. Every URL in the grid above points to the current 2025/26 version each club is using right now.
New Serie A DLS logos for 2025/26
Three clubs came up from Serie B and joined the top flight this season. If you played DLS 25 last year, these badges weren't in your Serie A build — they are now.
Promoted to Serie A 2025/26: Sassuolo (Serie B champions), Pisa (runners-up), and Cremonese (playoff winners). All three replace Venezia, Empoli, and Monza, who were relegated at the end of the 2024/25 season.
Why Pisa's return matters for DLS players
Pisa is the headline story of the three. The club hadn't played in Serie A since the early 1990s, so for a generation of DLS players the Pisa badge has only existed in Serie B-tagged listings or vintage retro packs. For 2025/26 they're back in the top flight, and the search demand for the current Pisa crest has spiked accordingly. Sassuolo bounce straight back after one season down, and Cremonese return as the playoff winners — both with their current badges intact. Older logo sites still file all three under Serie B; the URLs above are tagged for Serie A.
How to use a Serie A logo in Dream League Soccer
Three steps, about 30 seconds. The process is the same for every Serie A club.
Copy the club's logo URL
Tap the Copy URL button under any Serie A 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 Serie A crest loads onto your kit immediately.
Serie A DLS logo size and format
Every Serie A DLS logo on this page is 512x512 pixels, PNG format, with a transparent background. That's the exact spec Dream League Soccer requires — anything smaller looks blurry on the kit, anything bigger fails to upload, and a JPG leaves a white box around the crest.
What DLS needs from every Serie A logo URL
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Width | 512 pixels exactly |
| Height | 512 pixels exactly |
| File type | PNG (transparent background) |
| File size | Under 1 MB |
| URL ending | .png or .jpg — not a webpage link |
| Hosting | Direct image host that allows hotlinking |
Derby d'Italia — Juventus vs Inter DLS logos
Two clubs drive the bulk of Serie A DLS logo searches. AC Milan and reigning champions Napoli round out the top four, but the rivalry that defines Italian football's title race is Juventus–Inter.
Juventus DLS logo
- Most-searched Serie A badge worldwide
- Minimalist J-mark design, unchanged since the 2017 rebrand
- Black and white, transparent PNG — clean fit on any kit
- Demand peaks during Champions League knockout rounds
Inter Milan DLS logo
- Second-most-searched Serie A badge
- Newer cleaner shield design with the IM monogram
- Blue and black hooped colour scheme
- Demand spikes around Derby d'Italia and Champions League nights
Both badges are in the grid at the top of this page, alongside AC Milan and Napoli — the four clubs together account for around 75 percent of Serie A DLS logo searches. Roma, Lazio, and Atalanta share the next tier of demand, with European football appearances driving spikes for each.
Serie A 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 |
|---|---|---|
| "Failed to import" | URL points to a webpage, not an image | Make sure the link ends in .png — 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 | JPG instead of transparent PNG | Every URL on this page is transparent PNG already |
| "Image not found" | Host blocks hotlinking | Use our URLs or re-host on Imgur |
| Old or Serie B variant loads | Cached URL from a 2024/25 logo site | Replace with the 2025/26 link from this page |
Why Serie A logos rank in DLS searches
Serie A is the fourth-most-searched league on DLS logo sites globally, behind the Premier League, La Liga, and Bundesliga. Demand is concentrated heavily at the top — Juventus, Inter, AC Milan, and Napoli together account for around three-quarters of Serie A logo searches, and the remaining 16 clubs share what's left. Roma and Lazio sit a clear next tier above the rest, with the Rome derby bringing both into search-volume spikes a couple of times each season.
For the 2025/26 season specifically, three factors are reshaping demand. Napoli's reigning champion status keeps their badge near the top of recent search trends. Pisa's return to the top flight after more than three decades has caused a notable spike for a crest that hadn't been Serie A-tagged in a generation. And Inter Milan continues to roll out their newer shield design, which means URLs from a few seasons ago slowly go out of date — the grid above stays current for the whole season.
Serie A DLS logo FAQ
What's the Serie A DLS logo URL for Juventus 2025/26?
The Juventus DLS logo URL for the 2025/26 season is in the grid at the top of this page. Tap the Copy URL button under the Juventus card and paste it into the DLS customize screen — the official J-mark crest loads on your team's kit in seconds.
Are all 20 Serie A club badges available?
Yes. All 20 Serie A clubs playing in the 2025/26 season are above, including reigning champions Napoli, the three promoted sides — Sassuolo, Pisa, and Cremonese — and both halves of the Derby d'Italia. Each badge is 512x512 PNG with a transparent background.
Which Serie A DLS logo is most popular?
Juventus has the most-searched Serie A badge globally, followed by Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Napoli. The four together account for around 75 percent of Serie A DLS logo searches.
Where's the Napoli DLS logo for the 2025/26 season?
The Napoli DLS logo URL is in the grid above. Napoli won the 2024/25 Scudetto, and their reigning champion status has pushed their badge into the top four most-searched Serie A logos — the URL on this page points to the current crest, which they're using through the 2025/26 season.
Do the new 2025/26 promoted clubs have updated DLS logos?
Yes. Sassuolo, Pisa, and Cremonese all have their current Serie A season badges on this page. Older DLS logo sites still serve the 2024/25 Serie B versions — sometimes with slightly different file metadata, sometimes with older crests. The URLs above point to the current top-flight versions.
Why does my Serie A DLS logo look outdated?
You're probably using a URL from a logo site that hasn't refreshed for the 2025/26 season. Inter Milan and AC Milan both made small crest tweaks in recent seasons. Replace the URL with the one from the grid above and the current version loads in.
Can I use these Serie A logos in DLS 25 and DLS 24?
Yes. The logo system is identical across DLS 24, DLS 25, and DLS 26. Any 512x512 PNG URL that works in one version of Dream League Soccer works in all of them, so a Serie A badge from this page loads correctly regardless of which DLS edition you're playing.
Are Serie A DLS logos free?
Yes. Every Serie A 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 Serie A logo upload to DLS?
Almost always one of two reasons: the URL doesn't end in .png or .jpg (it links to a webpage instead of an image file), or the image isn't 512x512. Every URL above is a direct PNG link at the correct size, so copying from this page avoids both problems.
What's the difference between a Serie A DLS logo and a Serie A DLS kit?
The logo is the small club crest on the chest of the shirt — the badge. The kit is the full shirt design including colors, sponsors, and patterns. DLS lets you customize both separately.
Can I use the old Juventus logo from before the 2017 rebrand?
Yes. DLS doesn't reject older crests, so the classic shield-style Juventus badge still works as a 512x512 PNG. Many DLS players prefer it over the minimalist J-mark — both versions load equally well in the game.
How often is this Serie A 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 2025/26 promotion window.
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