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Blue-and-black giants from Bruges, Belgium's record champions of recent decades and a Champions League regular.

Brussels club with a famous pre-war history, champions in 2025 after returning to the top flight.

Belgium's most decorated club, from Brussels, multiple winners of European trophies.

Limburg club known for its outstanding academy — produced Courtois, De Bruyne and Origi among others.

Club from Ghent, champions in 2015 and a regular in European competitions.

Belgium's oldest club (registration number 1), from Antwerp, champions and cup winners in 2023.

Club from Liège with passionate fans at the Sclessin stadium, ten-time champions.

Club from the "Black Country" city of Charleroi, nicknamed the Zebras.

Club from Mechelen that sensationally won the Cup Winners' Cup in 1988.

Club from Westerlo in the Kempen region, a top-division fixture.

Club from the fruit-growing Haspengouw region, with strong Japanese ties in both ownership and squad.

Club from the university city of Leuven, owned by Thailand's King Power group.

Bruges's second club, sharing the Jan Breydel stadium with its city rival.

West Flanders club nicknamed Essevee, two-time winners of the Belgian Cup.

Club from Kortrijk, back in the top flight immediately after relegation.

Limburg club belonging to the City Football Group (Manchester City), newly promoted to the top flight.

Club from the Waasland region with two titles from the 1980s, back in the top division.

Revived club from the "city of wolves", La Louvière, which rose quickly all the way to the Pro League.