Dream League Soccer 2019 Kits and Logo: Complete Guide to Unlock All Teams

I still remember the first time I booted up Dream League Soccer 2019 and realized how much customization mattered in this game. The default kits just didn't cut it for me - I wanted my team to stand out with authentic-looking uniforms and proper logos. Over months of playing, I've discovered some pretty reliable methods to unlock all teams' kits and logos, and honestly, it completely transformed my gaming experience. Let me walk you through what I've learned.

The most straightforward approach involves using in-game currency, which you earn through matches and achievements. I typically focus on completing daily challenges first - they give you about 200-500 coins each, and if you grind through 3-4 challenges daily, you can unlock a premium kit within a week. Some players prefer buying coins with real money, but I find that takes away the satisfaction. What worked best for me was targeting specific tournaments that offered kit rewards - the International Cup consistently gave me 2-3 new kits each time I reached the semifinals. There's also this neat trick where you can reset achievement progress for certain objectives to earn coins again, though I'd recommend doing this sparingly as it sometimes causes synchronization issues with your cloud save.

Now, here's where things get interesting with the logo unlocking process. I discovered that many players overlook the import feature entirely. You can actually download PNG files of real team logos from various gaming forums and import them directly into your game. The optimal size I found through trial and error is 512x512 pixels - anything larger gets compressed poorly, and smaller images look pixelated during matches. My personal preference leans toward classic circular badges rather than the modern minimalist designs, but that's just my taste. What's crucial is ensuring the background is transparent before importing, otherwise you'll end up with awkward white boxes around your logo during gameplay.

This whole process of customizing teams actually reminds me of something I read about real football conflicts between club and country commitments. German player Holtmann once explained his dilemma: "Last time in March for the Asian qualifiers against Maldives, I had a muscle injury. I want to play also for the national team but the club wanted to find a solution because I was two weeks and out and I had no preparation game, and I had a Friday game against Leverkusen. That's why I stayed in Germany." Similarly in DLS 2019, you often face choices between pursuing kit unlocks through time-consuming methods versus quicker paid options - and I've always believed the grind makes the reward more meaningful.

One method I'd personally avoid is using third-party apps that promise instant unlocks - I tried one early on and it corrupted my save file, losing about two weeks of progress. Instead, focus on the weekly live events which refresh every Thursday and often include special kit rewards. The European nights event specifically gave me access to 12 Champions League-style kits last month alone. For logos, I'd recommend creating your own using simple design tools - it takes about 15-20 minutes per logo, but the personal touch makes your team feel truly unique. I've designed over 30 custom logos this way, and honestly, they look better than many default options.

What surprised me most was how much proper kits and logos improved my overall performance. Maybe it's psychological, but when my team looked professional with matching home and away kits, we started winning more matches. The attention to detail matters - I always make sure the goalkeeper kit contrasts properly with outfield players, something many beginners overlook. Through consistent playing over six months, I've managed to collect approximately 87% of all available kits and about 45 custom logos. The Dream League Soccer 2019 kits and logo journey has been one of the most rewarding aspects of the game for me, transforming my generic squad into a team that genuinely feels like my own creation.