hrCroatian Superliga (men)

The official website of the Croatian men's Superliga with news, standings, statistics and club profiles; HAOK Mladost won the 2025/26 title.

Zagreb — an academic club founded in 1945 as Akademičar; the men's team won 17 Yugoslav titles, have won more than 20 Croatian titles (most recently 2025/26), and reached the European Champions Cup final in 1964, 1984 and 1985; home is the Bojan Stranić volleyball hall.

Zagreb — a men's volleyball club playing in the Superliga in both 2025/26 and 2026/27; with no website or active social media, the link leads to its league profile with roster and results.

Slavonski Brod — the Marsonia men's volleyball club, founded in 2009, with teams from younger cadets to seniors; the club website has not been updated since 2022, so Facebook is its official channel.

Osijek — a men's club founded in 2002, Croatian Cup winners in 2011 and 2021 and 2025/26 play-off finalists; it plays at the Gradski vrt hall. The club website has not been updated since 2022, so Facebook is its official channel.

Rijeka — the club began in 1948 as the volleyball section of the 3. maj sports society at the shipyard of the same name, won the Croatian league in 1953 and was called Kvarnerske elektrane in 1956–1957; it plays at the Mladost Sports Hall. The mok-rijeka.hr domain is not connected to a site, so Facebook is its official channel.

Varaždin — a club registered in 2010 with men's, women's and cadet teams in competition; with no website of its own, Facebook is its official channel.

Velika Gorica — a men's club founded on 7 April 2007 that reached the first league as early as 2014 and was promoted to the Superliga for 2026/27; the club website has not been updated since 2018 and its Facebook since March 2026, so Instagram is its official channel.

Kaštel Stari — a men's club founded in 1947, Croatian champions five times in a row (2011/12–2015/16), cup winners in 1999/2000 and 2010/11 and Champions League participants in 2016/17; it plays at the Kaštela city hall and competes as OK Ribola Kaštela.

Rovinj — an Istrian club that presents itself as MOK Rovinj and plays in the Superliga in both 2025/26 and 2026/27; with no website of its own, Facebook is its official channel.

Macinec / Nedelišće — OK Međimurje Centrometal comes from the village of Črečan; founded in 1956, it has played top-flight volleyball since promotion in 2002 with Centrometal as general sponsor, and plays home games at Sport Hub Nedelišće. The okm-centrometal.net domain is dead, so Facebook is its official channel.