Nothing kills the vibe of a friendly eFootball match faster than showing up in the same away kit as your opponent, or being stuck with a generic default kit for your Dream Team that doesn’t match your personal style. If you’ve been fumbling through menus trying to figure out how to change kit in eFootball 2024, you’re not alone. Konami’s menu layout is notoriously unintuitive for new players, and even long-time fans often miss the hidden customization options scattered across different game modes. I’ve spent dozens of hours testing this process across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and mobile, so I’ve put together every possible method you’ll need, no matter what mode you’re playing.
How to Change Kit in eFootball 2024 for Offline and Casual Online Matches
For quick offline matches against AI or unranked online friendlies, changing your kit takes just a few seconds, as long as you know where to look. You don’t need to unlock any special content to change kits for casual matches – all official home, away, third, and special event kits for licensed clubs are available from the start. The only exception is vintage club kits, which you may need to unlock via event rewards or special purchase packs if you want to use them.
When you reach the team selection screen before a match, look for the small t-shirt icon in the bottom corner of your team’s display card. On PlayStation, press Square to open the kit menu, on Xbox press X, on PC left click the icon, and on mobile tap the icon directly. You’ll see a full list of available kits for your selected club, with filters to sort by type, era, or popularity if you have a lot of options unlocked.
If you’re playing against another user online, you’ll get a kit selection prompt only if your default kits clash, so if you want to change it even when they don’t clash, you have to adjust it in the pre-match settings before you ready up. For offline AI matches, the game will automatically adjust the opponent’s kit to avoid clashing with yours, so you don’t have to worry about confusing the two teams mid-match. You can also change your goalkeeper kit separately in this menu, which is a good call if you want to avoid clashes with outfield players.
Customizing Your Dream Team Kit for Ranked and Event Matches
Dream Team has slightly different kit rules than casual modes, since your kit is tied to your club profile rather than a specific real-world team. You’ll start with basic default home and away kits, but you can unlock special edition kits, collaboration designs, and licensed club kits via event rewards, season pass levels, or in-game coin purchases. Unlike casual modes, you can only use kits you have officially unlocked for your Dream Team in ranked matches.
Changing your Dream Team kit is simple once you find the right menu:
- From the Dream Team main menu, navigate to the Club tab on the far right of the top menu bar
- Select the Customization option from the drop-down menu, then choose “Kit” from the list of settings
- Pick between home, away, and goalkeeper kit slots, then select the kit you want to equip from your unlocked inventory
Custom kits you import to the game will also show up in this menu, as long as you’ve assigned them to your Dream Team first. Do note that if you’re playing a themed event like a league-specific cup or a licensed promotional event, you might be restricted to using official club kits only, no custom designs. The game will notify you of these restrictions before you enter the event, so you don’t have to worry about your kit being swapped out unexpectedly mid-match.
If you want to show off a rare kit you unlocked, you can also set it as your default “profile kit” that appears on your user card for other players to see when you match up against them online. This setting is available right below the kit selection option in the Club customization menu.
Importing and Using Custom Kits on PC and Mobile
One of the best parts of eFootball 2024 is the ability to import fan-made custom kits for almost any club in the world, though this feature is currently only available for PC and mobile users. Konami has restricted custom kit support on console platforms for now to avoid copyright violations, though they have hinted that this feature may roll out to PlayStation and Xbox in future updates.
All custom kits have to be in the correct 512x512 PNG format to work properly, otherwise they’ll show up blurry, distorted, or won’t load at all. You can find thousands of high-quality fan-made kits for free online, including kits for lower-league clubs that don’t have official licensing in the game, vintage designs, and even fun custom designs featuring pop culture references or personal branding.
For mobile users, importing kits is straightforward: go to the main Edit menu, select the team you want to add the kit to, choose the kit slot you want to replace, then upload the PNG file directly from your device storage. For PC users, you can drop the kit files into the game’s “Edit” folder in your local storage, then assign them to your desired team or Dream Team via the in-game edit menu. I’ve found that fan-made kits for lower-league clubs are often higher quality than the official Konami ones, so it’s worth looking for packs if you support a smaller team that doesn’t get official licensing support.
Do keep in mind that other players won’t see your custom kit in online matches unless they also have the same kit file installed on their device. If they don’t have it, the game will automatically show the default official kit for your team on their screen, so you don’t have to worry about causing clashing issues for other players.
Common Kit Change Issues and How to Fix Them
Even if you follow all the steps correctly, you might run into small glitches or restrictions that stop you from using your preferred kit. Most of these issues have simple fixes that take less than a minute to try.
The most common issue is the kit selection button being greyed out in online lobbies. This usually happens if the lobby host has locked kit settings to default, or if you’re trying to use a kit that’s restricted for the current event. If you can’t select your preferred kit for a friendly match, ask the lobby host to turn off “Default Kit Settings” in the lobby options to unlock full customization for all players. For ranked or event matches, you’ll have to stick to the allowed kit list for that mode.
Another common issue is your kit resetting to default every time you log in to the game. This is almost always caused by a cloud save sync error. To fix it, turn off cloud sync in your game settings, adjust your kit to the one you want, restart the game, then turn cloud sync back on to save the new settings permanently. This fix works for all platforms, and it also resolves most other customization reset issues like badge or stadium changes not saving.
If you’re playing on mobile and your imported custom kits disappear after an update, you may have to re-import them. Game updates often reset the edit folder on mobile, so it’s a good idea to keep a backup of your favorite custom kit files on your device so you don’t have to re-download them every time an update drops. If you’re still confused about how to change kit in eFootball 2024 for a specific mode we didn’t cover, you can check the game’s official help menu for platform-specific instructions.
Changing up your team’s kit might seem like a small detail, but it makes every match feel more personal, whether you’re playing casual games with friends or climbing the Dream Team ranked ladder. Now that you know how to change kit in eFootball 2024 across every mode and platform, you can stop wasting time fumbling through menus and get back to scoring goals in a kit that actually fits your style. If you run into any rare issues we didn’t cover, try restarting your game first – most small menu glitches fix themselves with a quick reset.