mkSuper League

Official men's Super League page on the Handball Federation of Macedonia website — round schedules and officiating.

Skopje — a club founded in 2021 by the pharmaceutical company Alkaloid, focused on developing young players.

Skopje — a club founded in 2017 that reached the EHF Cup already in its second season.

Skopje — Macedonia's most successful club with 16 domestic titles and two EHF Champions League triumphs (2016/17, 2018/19).

Bitola — three-time defending champions (2023-2025), coached in 2026 by legendary coach Lino Červar.

Bitola — Eurofarm Pelister's development team, made up of young Bitola-based players.

Kumanovo — the club that won the very first Macedonian Cup in 1993.

Bogdanci — founded in 1977, the fourth most successful Macedonian club in European cups between 1996 and 2007, returning to the Super League via play-off.

Skopje — Alkaloid's second team, made up of young, promising players.

Ohrid — also known as GRK Ohrid, the first Macedonian team to play in the EHF Cup in 2017/18; its fans are called "the Fishermen".

Prilep — revived in 2010 after financial troubles, previously known as Tutunski Kombinat.

Struga — a city that hosts an international handball tournament with a tradition of more than fifty years.

Kavadarci — founded in 2014 (originally as Lozari), first played in European cups in the 2022/23 season.