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Club from Pathein, a founding member of the league since 2009, playing at Ayar (Kyauk Tai) Stadium.

A young club from Yangon founded in 2023, promoted to the top flight soon after its formation.

Club from Yangon's Dagon township, known as Dagon FC until renaming in 2022.

Club from Bago, a founding league member from 2009, originally playing under the name Okktha United.

Club from Mandalay owned by the Ministry of Sports, playing at the 31,000-capacity Mandalarthiri Stadium.

Club from the Sagaing Region based in Monywa, founded in 2015.

Club from the coastal city of Sittwe, a founding league member from 2009.

Club from the hill city of Taunggyi, known as Kanbawza until 2015 and a multiple league champion since.

Club of Yangon's Fire Service Department founded in 2023, promoted to the top flight in its very first season.

Club from Mandalay and a founding league member, a four-time champion (2009, 2010, 2014, 2016) and Yangon United's fiercest rival.

Club from Yangon, the league's most successful side with five league titles.

Club from Mawlamyine founded in 2024, promoted to the top flight in its debut season.