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Club from the southern city of Shymkent, top of the table in the 2026 season.

Club from Kazakhstan's largest city, Almaty, which fought its way into the UEFA Champions League group stage in the 2026/27 season.

Club from the city of Kokshetau — the original domain okzhetpes.kz is now an online casino website, so the link leads to Facebook.

Club from the capital, Astana, with a record seven national championship titles.

Club from the west Kazakh city of Aktobe, five-time national champions.

Club from the mining city of Zhezkazgan, founded in 2022 and promoted all the way to the top division since then.

Club from the city of Semey (originally Elimai), three-time Kazakh champions in the 1990s (1994, 1995, 1998).

Another club from the capital, Astana, founded in 1964.

Club from the city of Kostanay, named after the Tobol river.

Club from the city of Kyzylorda, a founding member of the Kazakhstan Premier League.

Club from the oil city of Atyrau, originally founded in 1980 under the name Prikaspiets.

Club from the city of Taldykorgan in the Zhetysu region.

Club from the port city of Aktau on the Caspian Sea, promoted to the top league as last year's First League champions.

Club from the north Kazakh city of Petropavlovsk.

Club from the city of Öskemen, formed in 2016 through the merger of Spartak Semey and Vostok.

Club from the city of Pavlodar on the Irtysh river — the official site fcirtysh.kz was unavailable during verification (server error 522), so the link leads to Facebook.