irSuper League Men

The competitions section of the Iran Volleyball Federation, which runs the Super League — every season gets its own page with tabs for teams, fixtures, results, standings, news, photos and video. Iran’s top competition has been played since 1354 (1975), first as the Pasargad Cup and in its present form since 1369 (1990). In the 1405 (2026/27) season sixteen clubs compete in two preliminary groups of eight followed by play-offs, with the bottom four relegated to the first division. The federation only creates a season page shortly before it starts, so the link goes to the index of all its competitions.

Esteghlal — the volleyball team of the Tehran club Esteghlal, founded in 1945, plays in Mashhad from the 1405 (2026/27) season after moving from Gonbad-e Kavus; under its earlier name Esteghlal Tehran the club won two titles, in 1355 and 1356 (1976 and 1977). The team has neither a website nor a social account of its own — its former Instagram page was closed after the move and its only channel is on Telegram, which this site does not use — so the link goes to its profile in the Volleybox database.

Foolad Sirjan — the steelworks club from Sirjan in Kerman province is a three-time Iranian champion (seasons 1399, 1402 and 1403, i.e. 2020/21, 2023/24 and 2024/25) and went into the 1404 season as the reigning champion of the previous year. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account.

Chadormalu Ardakan — the sports company of the Chadormalu mining group in Yazd province was set up in 2019 and also runs a football team alongside volleyball. Its website, chadormalu.com, does not open from Europe, so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account, which covers all of its sports.

Mehregan Mazandaran — founded in 2017, the club is based in Nur on the Caspian coast and is listed by the league as Mehregan Nur. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account.

Mes Rafsanjan — the volleyball team of the Mes copper company from Rafsanjan in Kerman province finished the 1399 (2020/21) first division as runner-up. The club site mesrafsanjan.com belongs to the football section and carries no volleyball, so the link goes to the volleyball team’s official Instagram account.

Mes Sungun — the multi-sport club of the Sungun copper mine in Varzaqan, East Azerbaijan, was founded in 2010 and runs futsal and football teams alongside volleyball. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Pas Gorgan — the club from Gorgan in Golestan province is a long-standing Super League side and its Instagram account has more than seventeen thousand followers. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official account.

Peykan Tehran — the club of the Iran Khodro car maker has been running since 1346 (1967) and with twelve titles is Iran’s record champion; it last won the league in 1393 (2014/15) and finished runner-up six times. The link goes to the men’s volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Razin Polymer — the Tehran club was founded in 2010 by the Razin Polymer Rah Abrisham company, with the volleyball team as its first sporting venture; it won the first division in 1403 (2024/25) and moved up to the top flight. The link goes to the club’s page on the company website, whose text still describes its first-division days.

Sanatgaran Omid — the Tehran club was founded in 2023 by the Omid group of companies as part of its corporate responsibility programme and won the first division at the first attempt, in 1402 (2023/24). It has no website of its own — the company site carries only an article about its founding — so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account.

Sepahan Isfahan — the volleyball section of the Isfahan multi-sport club Foolad Mobarakeh Sepahan runs its own academy, which regularly feeds players into the senior squad. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Shahdab Yazd — founded in 1993, the Yazd club won the Super League in 1400 and 1401 (2021/22 and 2022/23) and finished runner-up in the two seasons that followed; under its full name Moghavemat Shahdab Yazd it ranks among the most successful Iranian teams of recent years. The link goes to the club’s official website, which even runs its own e-ticketing.

Shahrdari Urmia — the volleyball club of the Urmia city administration in West Azerbaijan was set up in 2011; its Instagram account has more than forty-seven thousand followers and over five thousand posts. The city sports club site sportclub.urmia.ir is unreachable, so the link goes to the team’s official account.

Tabiat Eslamshahr — the club from Eslamshahr in the south of Tehran province was founded in 2020 and is listed by the league simply as Tabiat. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to the club’s official Instagram account.

Tehran Bisheh Chamestan — the youngest club in the competition was founded in 2024 in Chamestan, Mazandaran, worked its way up through the lower divisions and is a Super League newcomer in 1405 (2026/27). No website or social account could be found, so the link goes to the team’s profile in the Volleybox database.