cdLigue 1 (Linafoot)

Top league of the Democratic Republic of the Congo — 30 clubs led by TP Mazembe, AS Vita Club and DC Motema Pembe.

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Club from Lubumbashi, the most successful in the country's history with a record number of titles, nicknamed the Corbeaux (Ravens).

Saint-Éloi Lupopo

Club from Lubumbashi founded in 1939, a long-standing rival of TP Mazembe.

Lubumbashi club founded by the Salesians, league champions in 2012.

Club from the mining town of Kolwezi, founded in 2002.

Club from Kolwezi in Lualaba province, playing home matches at Manika Stadium.

Lubumbashi Sport

Lubumbashi club founded in 1929, nicknamed the Kamikazes.

Club from Kolwezi, AS Simba's rival in the local derby.

Club from Kananga, founded by a Belgian Catholic priest in 1992.

Club from the town of Kalemie by Lake Tanganyika in the east of the country.

Club from Mbuji-Mayi, founded in 1962.

Club from Kananga, playing at the Stade des Jeunes.

Lubumbashi club that took over the license of AC Kuya in the past.

Club from Kananga, city champions in 2015.

JS Groupe Bazano

Lubumbashi club founded in 2013.

Club from Mbuji-Mayi, founded in 1974 by Dr. Étienne Tshisekedi.

Club from Likasi, nicknamed the Bombardiers.

Kinshasa club, one of the country's most successful, nicknamed Les Dauphins Noirs.

Aigles du Congo

Kinshasa club founded in 2023, won its first national title in the very 2024/25 season.

AS Maniema Union

Club from Kindu in Maniema province.

AS Dauphins Noirs

Club from Goma in the east of the country, founded in 2002.

Club from Mbandaka, capital of Équateur province.

Kinshasa club founded in 2000, nicknamed Les Académiciens.

DC Motema Pembe

Kinshasa club founded in 1936, one of the oldest in the country.

FC Étoile du Kivu

Club from Bukavu in the east of the country, founded in 2016.

Kinshasa club playing in the top division.

FC MK Étanchéité

Kinshasa club founded in 1995, winners of the Congo Cup in 2014.

Kinshasa club playing in the country's top division.

Olympique Renaissance

Kinshasa club, full name Olympique Club Renaissance du Congo.

FC Renaissance du Congo

Kinshasa club, not to be confused with Olympique Renaissance.

Club from Bukavu founded in 1952, winners of the Congo Cup in 2008.