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Club from Bogotá, nicknamed Embajador, Colombia's record champions, celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2026.

Club from Santander (Bucaramanga/Piedecuesta), nicknamed Leopardos, who won their first-ever league title in 2023 after decades of waiting.

Club from Ibagué, nicknamed Los Pijaos, among Colombia's most successful clubs of the past decade.

Club from Caribbean Barranquilla, nicknamed Tiburón (Shark), one of Colombia's most historically successful clubs.

Bogotá club formed in the 2025/26 season by renaming and rebranding the original La Equidad, following a takeover by an investment group backed by Hollywood stars.

Club from Cali, nicknamed Diablos Rojos, among the country's most popular and successful clubs.

Club from Rionegro near Medellín, who won their only Colombian league title in 2016.

Bogotá's oldest continuously operating club, traditional rivals of Millonarios in the capital's El Clásico Capitalino.

Originally Alianza Petrolera from Barrancabermeja, based in Valledupar under the new name Alianza FC since 2024.

Small Bogotá club, which reverted to using just the name Fortaleza Fútbol Club in 2026 after dropping the CEIF abbreviation.

Club from Manizales, one of the few smaller cities to have conquered South America — sensational Copa Libertadores winners in 2004.

Club from the border city of Cúcuta near Venezuela, who returned to professional football after a severe institutional and financial crisis.

Club from Cali, nicknamed Los Azucareros, traditional rivals of América de Cali in the Clásico Vallecaucano.

Colombia's oldest professional club, nicknamed El Poderoso, based in Medellín/Itagüí.

Club from Pasto near the border with Ecuador, nicknamed Los Volcánicos after the surrounding volcanoes.

Young club from Montería on the Caribbean coast, founded only in 2012.

Club from Medellín, nicknamed Rey de Copas (King of Cups) thanks to the most international trophies of any Colombian club.

Club that relocated to Tunja in 2005, where it won its only league title in 2008.

Young club from Villavicencio representing the Los Llanos region, only recently promoted to the top division.

Club from Pereira, nicknamed Los Matecañas, who won their first-ever league title in 2022.