siSlovenian Superliga (men)

The Slovenian Volleyball Federation portal with 2026/27 fixtures, standings and rosters; ACH Volley Ljubljana won the 2025/26 title for a record 22nd championship.

Ljubljana — record 22-time Slovenian champions (most recently 2025/26), 2007 CEV Top Teams Cup winners and 2010 Champions League Final Four participants; founded in 1970 as OK Bled, the club was based in Bled until 2011 (also as ACH Volley Bled) and now plays at Tivoli Hall.

Kanal ob Soči — five-time Slovenian champions (1994–1997 and 1999) and eight-time cup winners, formerly known as Salonit Anhovo; it plays at the Kanal Sports Hall, and with the club website not kept up to date, Facebook is its official channel.

Kamnik — the men's team of OK Kamnik (founded 1947), Slovenian champions three years running in 2001–2003, five-time cup winners and 2023/24 MEVZA winners; runners-up in 2025/26, it plays at the Kamnik Sports Hall.

Ravne na Koroškem — Slovenian champions in 1998, known for developing young players (2025/26 national junior champions); it plays at the OŠ Prežihovega Voranca hall and competes as Fužinar SIJ Metal Ravne in 2026/27.

Novo mesto — the Krka men's volleyball club plays at the Marof Sports Hall and hosts the annual Novo mesto Cup pre-season tournament.

Ljubljana (Črnuče) — the club where Slovenia international Jan Kozamernik started out; it returned to the top flight for 2026/27 as one of the two best 1B. DOL teams and plays home games at the OŠ Maksa Pečarja hall.

Maribor — founded on 14 June 1945 as the volleyball section of Železničar and merged with Branik in 1976; Slovenian champions in 1992, 1993 and 2021, it plays at Tabor Hall and competes as i-Vent Maribor in 2026/27.

Kranj — plays at the Planina Sports Hall and hosts the Pokal Kranja pre-season tournament; it competes as Merkur Triglav Kranj in 2026/27.

Brezovica near Ljubljana — 2025/26 1B. DOL winners (19 wins, 2 defeats) and Superliga newcomers in 2026/27, competing as Špan Brezovica; Slovenia's most-capped international Gregor Ropret started out at the club.

Murska Sobota — Športni klub Pomurje, whose men's team plays in the top flight as Panvita Pomgrad; home games are played at the Green Hall in Puconci.