dzLigue 1

Algeria's most successful club (nicknamed Doyen), current Ligue 1 champions for 2025/26, from the capital Algiers.

Club from the Saharan city of Béchar, who have become one of the country's most successful clubs over the last decade.

Club from the Belouizdad district of Algiers, multiple champions of the last decade, nicknamed Chabab.

One of the country's oldest and most successful clubs, from the port city of Oran, nicknamed Hamraoua.

Club from the Kabylie city of Tizi Ouzou, two-time winners of the African Champions League (1981, 1990).

Club from the town of Akbou in the Soummam valley (Bejaia), who fought their way into the elite over the last decade.

Club from the eastern Algerian city of Khenchela, founded in 1943.

Club from the Algiers suburb of Ben Aknoun, who returned to the top flight after a year in the second division.

The oldest Algerian club (founded 1898), nicknamed Doyen des clubs algériens, with fans known as the Sanafirs.

Club from the Casbah of Algiers, winners of the African Confederation Cup 2025/26.

Club from the eastern Algerian city of Sétif, two-time winners of the African Champions League (1988, 2007).

Saharan club from Rouissat near the city of Ouargla, who secured their first-ever promotion to Ligue 1 in 2025.

Club from the north-western city of Chlef, Algerian league champions in 2011.

Club from the Algiers district of El Biar, who reached the top flight for the first time in their history after 82 years of existence.

Saharan club from the oasis city of Biskra, back among the elite after a season in the second division.

Club from the north-western city of Ain Témouchent, who secured their first-ever promotion to Ligue 1 in the 2025/26 season.