peLiga 1

Top Peruvian league — 18 clubs including Alianza Lima, Universitario and Sporting Cristal.

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Universitario de Deportes
Lima, the club with the most titles in Peru, nicknamed "La U".
universitario.pe
Cusco FC
Cusco, formerly Real Garcilaso, reached the Copa Libertadores quarter-finals in 2013.
cuscofc.pe
Alianza Lima
Lima, one of the country's most popular clubs.
clubalianzalima.com.pe
Sporting Cristal
Lima, multiple Peruvian champions.
clubsportingcristal.pe
Alianza Atlético
Sullana in northern Peru.
clubalianzasullana.com
FBC Melgar
Arequipa, the only club outside Lima with a long tradition in the top division, champions in 2015.
fbcmelgar.com.pe
Deportivo Garcilaso
Cusco, promoted after winning the Copa Perú in 2022.
deportivogarcilaso.com
Cienciano
Cusco, Copa Sudamericana winners in 2003 and Recopa Sudamericana winners in 2004.
cienciano.com
Los Chankas
Andahuaylas, the first club from the Apurímac region in the Peruvian top division.
clubloschankas.com
ADT
Tarma in Junín region (Asociación Deportiva Tarma).
adtarma.com
Sport Huancayo
Huancayo, Junín region.
sporthuancayo.com
Atlético Grau
Piura in the north of the country.
atleticograu.org
Comerciantes Unidos
Cutervo in Cajamarca region.
clubcomerciantesunidos.com
Sport Boys
Callao, nicknamed "El Rosado", Peru's first professional champions, in 1951.
sportboys.com.pe
Juan Pablo II College
Chongoyape in Lambayeque region, made their Liga 1 debut in the 2025 season.
clubjuanpabloll.pe
UTC
Cajamarca, the club of the Universidad Técnica de Cajamarca.
lautc.com
FC Cajamarca
Cajamarca, promoted after winning Liga 2 in 2025.
facebook.com
Deportivo Moquegua
Moquegua in southern Peru, promoted to Liga 1 for the 2026 season.
clubdeportivomoquegua.com