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Club from Windhoek founded in 1962, defending champions — winners of the Namibian title four seasons in a row (2022/23 to 2025/26).

Club from the village of Eeshoke near Oshakati (Ohangwena region), runners-up in the 2025/26 season.

Club from Otjiwarongo, founded in 2003.

Club from Windhoek, known as Ongos SC until 2023.

Club from Ondangwa nicknamed "The Lions", holder of the country's longest penalty shoot-out on record (17-16 in 2004).

Club from the port city of Walvis Bay founded in 1936, one of the oldest clubs in the country.

Club of the University of Namibia in Windhoek, nicknamed the "Clever Boys".

Club from Walvis Bay founded in 1961, winners of the 1991 Namibia Cup.

Club from Rundu (Kavango East) founded in 2002, named after Julio Luis, the father of the founding brothers.

Club from Windhoek, known as Civics FC until 2025.

Club from Okahandja, originally founded as Okahandja Military School FC.

Club from Gobabis founded in 2013, winners of the 2017 Namibia Cup.

Club of the Namibian Police Force (NAMPOL) in Windhoek, promoted to the top flight in 2023.

United Africa Tigers from Windhoek, founded in 1927 — one of the country's oldest clubs, Namibian champions in 2015/16.

Club from Otjiwarongo founded in 1964, nicknamed "Okahirona".

Club from Rundu founded in 1976, nicknamed "Epangero" (The Government).