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Club from the city of Hawassa (formerly Sidama Coffee), current champions of Ethiopia from the 2025/26 season.

Club from the town of Negele Arsi in the Oromia region, promoted to the top flight ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Club of the Ethiopian army from Addis Ababa (originally Army SC), the second most successful club in Ethiopian history with 11 league titles.

Club from the historic city of Gondar, named after Emperor Fasilides, nicknamed the Emperors.

Club of the Ethiopian Electric Power company from Addis Ababa, nicknamed the Red Devils, two-time champions (1998, 2001).

Saint George club from Addis Ababa, founded in 1935, the most successful club in Ethiopian football with a record 16 league titles.

Club from the town of Sodo founded in 2009, winners of the Ethiopian Cup in 2017.

Club of the Ethiopian Coffee company, from Addis Ababa.

City club from Hawassa on the shore of the lake of the same name, playing at the Hawassa Kenema Stadium.

Club from a suburb of Addis Ababa, who invested in Ethiopia's under-17 internationals after promotion ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Club from the city of Bahir Dar on Lake Tana, nicknamed the Waves of Tana.

Club from the town of Hosaena founded in 2006, nicknamed the Tigers.

Club of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia from Addis Ababa, formerly known as Banks SC.

Club of the Ethiopian Insurance Corporation from Addis Ababa, defending champions from the 2024/25 season.

Club from the city of Adama (Nazret) in the Oromia region, nicknamed the Black Lions.

Club of Adigrat University in the Tigray region, nicknamed the Yellow Kings.

Club from the town of Shire (Endaselassie) in the Tigray region.

City club from Dire Dawa, Ethiopia's second-largest city.

Club from the city of Mekele in the Tigray region, champions of Ethiopia in the 2018/19 season.

Club from the lakeside city of Arba Minch in southern Ethiopia, nicknamed the Crocodiles.