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Club representing the city of Encarnación in Itapúa department, founded in 2023 following the merger of clubs from the Liga Encarnaceña.

Club from the city of Fernando de la Mora near Asunción, nicknamed El Matador, founded on Christmas Day 1925.

Club from the city of Carapeguá in Paraguarí department, nicknamed Potro Carapegüeño, formed from the regional league in 2010.

Club from the small town of Juan León Mallorquín in Alto Paraná department, relegated from the top division in 2025 after four seasons.

Club from the city of Villa Hayes in the Chaco region, nicknamed El Decano Chaqueño, founded in 1918.

Club from the city of Villarrica, capital of Guairá department.

Club from the city of Villa Hayes in the Chaco, founded in 1936, leading the División Intermedia table at the midpoint of the 2026 season.

Club from the San Pablo district of Asunción, promoted to the División Intermedia in late 2025 via a penalty shoot-out play-off.

Club from the city of Villa Elisa near Asunción, founded in 1912.

Club from the Ricardo Brugada district (La Chacarita) of Asunción, one of the country's oldest clubs, founded in 1917.

Club from the Campo Grande district of Asunción, founded in 1925.

Club from the city of Capiatá near Asunción, founded in 2008.

Club from the Barrio Jara district of Asunción, nicknamed El Gigante de Barrio Jara, having repeatedly played in both the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana in the past.

Club from the city of San Estanislao (locally known as Santaní) in San Pedro department, founded in 2009.

Club from the Barrio Obrero district of Asunción, two-time Paraguayan champions, relegated to the second division in 2024.

Club from the city of Paraguarí, formed in 2025 by merging clubs from the regional Paraguarí league, the youngest team in the 2026 División Intermedia.