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Academy from Bama near Bobo-Dioulasso founded in 2012 by a former international, defending champions from 2024/25, having produced Issa Kaboré (Man City).

Football academy from Saponé near Ouagadougou, multiple runners-up (2020, 2022, 2024), renowned for developing young talent.

Historic club founded in 1948 in Bobo-Dioulasso, nicknamed Les Buffles, traditional rivals of Racing Club de Bobo.

Military club from Ouagadougou, playing at the Stade de l'USFA, five-time national champions.

Club from Ouagadougou, joint record 13-time national champions alongside Étoile Filante, named after Princess Yennenga.

Customs authority club from Ouagadougou, defending back-to-back titles (2022/23, 2023/24).

Club from Banfora named after Mount Tenakourou, playing at the town stadium in Banfora.

Club from Ouagadougou currently in mid-table.

Club of the state electricity company SONABEL from Ouagadougou, champions in 2020/21.

Railway workers' club from Ouagadougou, multiple champions (2004/05, 2015/16, 2016/17, 2021/22).

Young club founded in 2014 (originally Tanga-Kouliga and Ali FC) from Ouagadougou, who returned to the top flight in the 2024/25 season.

Football academy and training centre for young talent in Ouagadougou (Tampouy).

Academy from Bobo-Dioulasso founded by brothers Alain and Bertrand Traoré, both former internationals.

Club from Bobo-Dioulasso founded in 1949, historic rivals of ASFB Bobo-Dioulasso.

Young club from Bobo-Dioulasso (2015), who won their first major title (Coupe du Faso) in June 2026.

Nicknamed Les Stellistes, joint record 13-time champions alongside ASFA Yennenga, but suffering a historic slump in the 2025/26 season.