hnLiga Nacional de Honduras

Club from San Pedro Sula nicknamed "Los Aurinegros", part of Honduran football's "Big Four" with 12 league titles.

Club from San Pedro Sula nicknamed "La Furia Verde", founded in 1925, a 12-time champion of Honduras.

Club from the port city of Puerto Cortés, in 1965 they became the first-ever champions of the Honduran league.

Club from the industrial town of Choloma near San Pedro Sula, one of the more recent additions to the top flight.

Club from the city of Comayagua founded in 2018, one of the youngest members of the top division.

Club from the mountain town of Siguatepeque in central Honduras, one of the top division's smaller clubs.

Club from the capital Tegucigalpa, historically the most successful Honduran club both domestically and internationally.

Club from the capital Tegucigalpa founded in 1928, one of the country's four most successful clubs.

Club of the National Pedagogical University Francisco Morazán from Tegucigalpa, founded in 2010.

Club from the city of Juticalpa nicknamed "Los Potros", founded in 2010, playing at the 20,000-capacity Juan Ramón Brevé Vargas stadium.

The second club from the city of Juticalpa, founded in 2004, a local rival of Olancho FC.

Club from the town of Danlí in the El Paraíso department, promoted to the top division after winning the Liga de Ascenso final.