rsSuperliga (men)

The page of Serbia's top men's league on the Volleyball Federation of Serbia results portal — fixtures, standings, statistics and 2025/26 squads.

Belgrade — founded in 1945, with 13 national titles, 14 national cups and six super cups; the team plays at the Voždovac Sports Centre.

Leskovac — founded on 6 May 1992 and known as Nevprom until 1998; it plays its home matches at the 500-seat Partizan hall.

Stara Pazova — founded in 1931, the club plays its home matches at the 300-seat local sports hall.

Topola — founded on 16 June 1964, the club plays in the 200-seat gym of the Karađorđe primary school.

Požarevac — founded in 1946, the club plays its home matches at the 2,506-seat Požarevac Sports Centre.

Niš — founded on 24 June 1972 as UOK Student and renamed OK Niš in 1997; it plays at the 4,800-seat Čair Sports Centre.

Belgrade — part of the JSD Partizan society and founded in 1946, a 12-time champion with nine national cups; it plays at the 1,500-seat SC Master hall.

Kragujevac — 2025/26 champions and four-time Serbian title winners; founded in 1945, the club plays at the 3,570-seat Jezero sports hall.

Subotica — founded in 1945, Yugoslav champions in 1975 and third in the 1975/76 European Champions Cup; they play at the 3,000-seat Subotica sports hall.

Gornji Milanovac — founded on 12 January 1976 and running both a men’s and a women’s team; it plays at the 1,500-seat Breza sports hall.

Veliko Gradište — founded in 1965, Yugoslav champions in 1980 and quarter-finalists in the 1980/81 European Champions Cup; back in the Superliga since 2025.

Novi Sad — founded in 1946, with 19 national titles, 16 cups and a CEV Challenge Cup win; the team plays at the 10,000-seat SPENS hall.