hrPremier League

Official page of the Croatian Handball Federation (HRS) covering the top-flight Premijer liga.

Velika Gorica — handball has been played here since 1955.

Karlovac — formed by the merger of RK Jugoturbina and RK Dubovac, returned to the Premijer liga in 2026.

Čakovec — founded in 2013, promoted to the top division in 2023/24.

Dugo Selo — a regular participant in the EHF European League.

Sesvete (Zagreb) — a regular European cup participant, having finished third in the Premijer liga.

Trogir — a Dalmatian club founded in 1948.

Župa dubrovačka — a young club near Dubrovnik, founded in 2021.

Bjelovar — promoted to the Premijer liga ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Metković — a club with a 60-year handball tradition in the Neretva valley.

Našice — a regular participant in the SEHA League and the EHF European League.

Osijek — a club founded in 1993, playing at the Zrinjevac Sports Hall.

Poreč — an Istrian club competing in Croatia's top division.

Labin — an Istrian club, promoted to the Premijer liga in 2017/18.

Sisak — the club returned to competition in 2013 after a hiatus.

Vinkovci — finished 4th in the league in 2023/24 and qualified for the EHF European League.

Zagreb — Croatia's most successful sports club overall, with 82 major trophies.