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Amsterdam giants with four European Cup/Champions League triumphs and a famous academy.

Club from Eindhoven founded by Philips employees, European Cup winners in 1988.

Rotterdam club with the legendary De Kuip stadium, the first Dutch winners of the European Cup (1970).

Club from Alkmaar known for one of the best youth academies in Europe.

Club from Enschede in the east of the country, Dutch champions in 2010.

Club from the Netherlands' fourth-largest city, never relegated from the Eredivisie.

Frisian club with distinctive water lilies on its blue-and-white shirt.

Club from the north of the Netherlands, where Arjen Robben made his debut.

The Netherlands' oldest professional club (1888), from the Spangen district of Rotterdam.

Club from Nijmegen near the German border, playing at the De Goffert stadium.

Limburg club from Sittard in the south of the Netherlands.

Club from Zwolle in the province of Overijssel, cup winners in 2014.

Traditional club from Deventer founded in 1902, winners of the Dutch Cup in 2025.

Club from Tilburg named after the Dutch king William II.

Smaller Rotterdam club from Kralingen, known for developing young players.

Club from The Hague, seat of government and the royal court, back among the elite.

The white lions of Velsen-Zuid, named after the Telstar communications satellite.

Club from Leeuwarden in Friesland, newly promoted to the Eredivisie for 2026/27.