dkVolleyligaen Men

The men's section of the official Volleyligaen site — standings, matches, statistics and club profiles; Gentofte Volley are the 2026 Danish champions.

Copenhagen (Amager) — a club whose stated goal is to be Denmark's best volleyball club; its men's team plays in the Volleyligaen.

Aarhus — the elite men's team of Aarhus Studenternes Volleyballforening (ASV), Danish championship bronze medallists in 2020 and 2022.

Farum and Holte — the men's team of the joint club Farum-Holte Volleyball, carrying on from Holte IF, twelve-time Danish champions (1986–1998); promoted ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Gentofte (Copenhagen) — ten-time Danish champions (1996–2026), most recently in 2025/26; home games at the Kildeskovshallen.

Hvidovre — a club first founded in 1955 and officially since 1978; based at the Frihedens Idrætscenter, its men's team were Danish runners-up in 2019.

Ikast — the top men's team of Ikast KFUM Volleyball, also known as the Ikast Volley Rams; Danish championship bronze in 2023 and 2026.

Middelfart — a club founded in 1964, five-time Danish champions (1974, 1976, 1977, 2012, 2022).

Nordenskov (near Varde) — the volleyball section of a village sports association, three-time Danish runners-up (2020, 2023, 2024).

Odense — founded in 1973 as VK Fortuna 73 and known as Fortuna Odense Volley from 1997 to 2023; the men are the 2024 and 2025 Danish champions.

Korsør and Slagelse — formed in 2007 by merging clubs from Korsør and Slagelse (Korsør-Slagelse Volley Klub until 2010); in the league since 2016/17.