brSuperliga (men)

The men’s Superliga standings on the Brazilian federation’s CBV portal — points, wins, sets and rallies of all 12 clubs, round by round. Sada Cruzeiro topped the 2025/26 regular season ahead of Vôlei Renata; the 2026/27 season starts on 24 October 2026.

Goiânia — playing as Saneago Goiás Vôlei in 2026/27, the club finished eighth in the 2025/26 regular season. It has no website of its own, so the link goes to its official Facebook page.

Belo Horizonte — seven-time Brazilian champions (most recently in 2006/07), playing as Itambé Minas in 2026/27. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Monte Carmelo in the state of Minas Gerais — playing as Azulim/Sicoob Aracoop/Monte Carmelo in 2026/27, the club finished seventh in the 2025/26 regular season. It has neither a website nor a Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Montes Claros in the state of Minas Gerais — the team was founded in Goiás in 1998 and moved to Montes Claros before the 2013/14 season; it won promotion to the 2026/27 Superliga as runner-up of the second-tier Superliga B.

Fortaleza — founded in 2024, the club won the 2025/26 Superliga B and became only the second team from the state of Ceará to reach the top flight; it is run by Barcelona 1992 Olympic champion Marcelo Negrão. It has neither a website nor a Facebook page, so the link goes to its official Instagram account.

Uberlândia — the multi-sport club’s men’s team finished third in the 2025/26 regular season; it plays in the Superliga as Praia Clube Uberlândia Vôlei. The link goes to the volleyball section of the club’s official website.

Contagem near Belo Horizonte — record ten-time Brazilian champions, including 2024/25 and 2025/26, when they beat Vôlei Renata in the final.

Bauru — the SESI São Paulo men’s team, Brazilian champions in 2010/11 and 2023/24, finished ninth in the 2025/26 regular season. The link goes to the SESI-SP volleyball page, which covers both the men’s and the women’s team.

Suzano in the state of São Paulo — the club finished fifth in the 2025/26 Superliga regular season.

Guarulhos in the state of São Paulo — the club finished sixth in the 2025/26 regular season and its Bryan was the league’s top scorer. The voleiguarulhos.com.br domain shows only a hosting placeholder, so the link goes to the club’s official Facebook page.

Campinas — Brazilian runners-up three seasons in a row (2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26), losing all three finals.

São José dos Campos in the state of São Paulo — playing as Viapol Vôlei São José in 2026/27, the club finished tenth in the 2025/26 regular season.