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Podgorica — Montenegro's most successful club, a regular in the regional ABA League and the European EuroCup, and repeated national champion.

Danilovgrad — a club from the town of the same name in central Montenegro.

Tuzi — a club from a town with a large Albanian community, making its top-flight debut after winning the First B League.

Bijelo Polje — a club from northern Montenegro, playing under the name Jedinstvo since 1950.

Kotor — a club from the historic port town on the Bay of Kotor.

Berane — a club named after the Lim river that flows through the town.

Cetinje — a club from the former royal capital, named after the sacred mountain Lovćen.

Bar — a coastal club nicknamed "Barsko zlato" (Bar's gold), winner of the 2026 Montenegrin Cup.

Podgorica — a club from the Montenegrin capital.

Herceg Novi — a club from the coastal town at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor.

Podgorica — a club known as "SC Derbi", runner-up of the 2025/26 Montenegrin championship and a participant in the ABA League Second Division.

Nikšić — a club from Montenegro's second-largest city, historically the country's most successful basketball club.

Tivat — a club named after the town's medieval name.

Golubovci — the "Wolves" club from a Podgorica suburb by the Zeta river.