zwPremier Soccer League

Club from the town of Mount Darwin nicknamed the "Sporting Eagles", founded in 2022, promoted unbeaten in 2025.

Club from Bulawayo.

Club from Harare founded in 1973, nicknamed the "Green Machine" (Makepekepe).

Club from Bulawayo, linked to the Chicken Inn restaurant chain.

Club from the Mbare suburb of Harare, founded in 1963, record 21-time Zimbabwean champions and the club with the country's biggest fanbase.

Club from the town of Marondera.

Club from the mining town of Zvishavane, linked to platinum mining.

Club from the city of Kwekwe nicknamed the "Golden Boys", owned by businessman Shepherd Chahwanda.

Club from Harare linked to the Herentals College education group.

Club from Bulawayo founded in 1926, the country's oldest club, celebrating its centenary in 2026.

Club from the town of Norton (full name Moors World of Sport), founded in 2019.

Club from the city of Mutare nicknamed the "Gem Boys", founded in 2017 as a project of the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company.

Club from the Ngezi mining area (Mhondoro), founded in 2001, owned by a platinum mine.

Club from the Mabvuku suburb of Harare, founded in 2023, defending champions (won the title in 2025, their debut top-flight season).

Club from Shamva District in Mashonaland Central Province, Zimbabwean champions in 2024.

Club from the city of Gweru sponsored by the TelOne telecom company, nicknamed the "WiFi Boys", founded in 2016.

Club from the sugar-milling town of Triangle, founded in 1972, nicknamed the "Sugar Sugar Boys".

Club from the town of Kariba owned by the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC).