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Brno — the country's second-largest city, its team playing this season under the sponsor name Pumpa.

Děčín — a long-time top-flight club with several silver medals to its name, playing at the ARMEX Sportcentrum.

Hradec Králové — a club dating back to 1924, playing at the GAPA Arena.

Plzeň — a club with more than 45 years of basketball tradition in the city.

Olomouc — a young club founded in 2017 that quickly climbed to the top flight.

Opava — a club with an eighty-year history, five league titles and six Czech Cup wins.

Pardubice — also known as Beksa, founded in 1956.

Ostrava — representing the country's third-largest city in the top flight.

Prague — the basketball project of the storied Slavia club, which merged with Nymburk in 2026 to build on its success.

Ústí nad Labem — a city on the Elbe river, its club playing under the name of its long-time partner Sluneta.

Písek — founded in 1955, playing in the Sokol sports hall.

Prague — a historic club founded in 1953.