esLiga Femenina Endesa (women)

Palma de Mallorca — champions of the LF Challenge, promoted to the top flight for the 2026/27 season.

Ferrol in Galicia — a club with a strong tradition, reached the Eurocup Women final.

Seu d'Urgell — a small town in the Catalan Pyrenees.

Zaragoza — the women's section of the club, competing in the EuroLeague Women.

Vigo — part of the famous Celta sports institution, best known for its football club.

Lugo in Galicia — competes in the Eurocup Women.

Alcantarilla near Murcia — competes in the Eurocup Women.

Estepona on the Costa del Sol — competes in the Eurocup Women.

Leganés near Madrid — competes in the Eurocup Women.

Guernica in the Basque Country — the town made famous by Picasso's painting.

Vitoria-Gasteiz — the capital of the Basque Country.

Salamanca — one of the most decorated clubs in European women's basketball history, a former EuroLeague Women champion.

San Sebastián in the Basque Country.

Madrid — the women's section of the historic Madrid multi-sport club.

Girona in Catalonia — competes in the EuroLeague Women.

Valencia — the women's section of the club, competing in the EuroLeague Women and playing at the modern Roig Arena.