rsKošarkaška liga Srbije (KLS)

Serbia's top men's competition (First League), joined by six Serbian clubs that also play in the regional ABA League.

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Čačak — a club playing in the regional ABA League, with home games at the Borac Hall.

Zemun — a Belgrade district, the club plays its home games at the Pinki Hall.

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Čačak — a club founded in 1994 and the city's local rival to Borac.

Belgrade — one of Serbia's two most famous clubs, competing in the EuroLeague and the ABA League, based at the Belgrade Arena.

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Dynamic Beograd

Belgrade — a young Belgrade club, playing at the Ranko Žeravica Hall.

Belgrade-Železnik — a club known for developing young talent, competing in the ABA League and European competitions.

Hercegovac Gajdobra

Gajdobra — a club from a small Vojvodina village that was promoted to Serbia's top division in 2025.

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Kolubara Lazarevac

Lazarevac — a mining town near Belgrade, the club is named after the local Kolubara river.

Belgrade — a club famous for developing future NBA players, competing in the ABA League.

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Metalac Valjevo

Valjevo — a club named after the local metalworking company, a long-standing member of the top division.

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Zemun — the district's second club in the competition, playing at the Master Sport Center.

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Niš — the largest city in southern Serbia; the club earned promotion to the top division in 2026, in its 30th anniversary year.

Belgrade — a club with a rich history, one of the city's original basketball clubs.

Belgrade — the other half of Serbia's most famous rivalry, a repeated European finalist, playing at the Belgrade Arena.

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Radnički Beograd

Belgrade — founded in 1945 and nicknamed the "romantics from Krst", part of the Radnički sports society.

Radnički Kragujevac

Kragujevac — a club from the Šumadija region's main city, playing at the Jezero Hall.

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Užice — a club from western Serbia, playing at the Veliki Park Hall.

Kraljevo — a club with a rich tradition, playing at the Kraljevo Sports Hall.

Spartak Subotica

Subotica — the reigning Serbian champion (2025/26), competing in the ABA League and the FIBA Europe Cup.

Tamiš Pančevo

Pančevo — a club named after the Tamiš river, playing at the Strelište Sports Hall.

Vojvodina Novi Sad

Novi Sad — the club of Vojvodina's capital, playing at the SPC Vojvodina sports center.

Čajetina — a club named after the famous Zlatibor mountain range, a leading First League side.