PSS Sleman
Promoted 'Super Elja' of Sleman, famous for the Brigata Curva Sud and...
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Persik Kediri
Two-time national champions 'Macan Putih' of Kediri, in purple at the...
Persijap Jepara
The 'Laskar Kalinyamat' of the north-Java woodcarving town of Jepara,...
Madura United FC
Madura island's 'Laskar Sape Kerrab', 2023-24 runners-up, playing in...
Garudayaksa FC
Newly promoted Championship winners from Bogor, playing at the...
Bali United FC
Bali's only top-flight club and the easiest Indonesian matchday for...
PSM Makassar
One of Asia's oldest clubs, founded in 1915 and champions in 2022-23,...
PSIM Yogyakarta
'Laskar Mataram', a founding member of PSSI in 1930, back in the top...
Persita Tangerang
Tangerang's purple-clad 'Pendekar Cisadane', founded in 1953, at the...
Persija Jakarta
The capital's club, founded in 1928, with 11 national titles and the...
Persib Bandung
Three-in-a-row Super League champions backed by the Bobotoh, at the...
Persebaya Surabaya
Surabaya's 'Green Force', founded in 1927 and followed by the famous...
Java United FC
The former Malut United, now based in Semarang and renamed for...
Isenmulang Kalteng FC
The newest name in the Super League: the former Adhyaksa FC,...
Dewa United Banten FC
Ambitious, well-funded 'Banten Warriors' playing at the 30,000-seat...
Borneo FC Samarinda
East Kalimantan's 'Pesut Etam', runners-up in 2025-26, at the compact...
Bhayangkara Presisi Lampung FC
The National Police-backed club, champions in 2017, now based in...
Arema FC
Malang's 'Singo Edan', backed by the Aremania, playing at a rebuilt...
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