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2025–26 Super League (Indonesia)

The 2025–26 Super League is a professional association football league. It is the 16th top-flight Indonesian football league, the first of which to be called the Super League. The season will run from 8 August 2025 to 23 May 2026, with a break from 1 to 19 December 2025 in conjunction with the SEA Games in Thailand. Two transfer windows closed during the season: one from 24 June to 11 September 2025, the other from 2 January to 28 February 2026.

Overview
The league will be contested by 18 teams. This is made up of fifteen teams from the previous season and three teams promoted from Liga 2. Three teams were relegated at the end of the previous season. PSIS were the first to be relegated on 11 May 2025 after Semen Padang draw with Persebaya in an away match during matchweek 32. The result ended PSIS's seven-season stay in the first-tier. The other two teams to be relegated were PSS and Barito Putera with the results of each match in final matchweek. Despite winning over Madura United, PSS were relegated after six seasons in the top tier. Barito Putera win over PSIS on the final day did not keep them in the division for the first time in 12 years. Three teams were promoted from Liga 2. Bhayangkara Presisi secured promotion following a win over Persijap in matchweek 5 of Group Y in the championship round PSIM were promoted following a win over PSPS in matchweek 6 of Group X in the championship round. This season marks PSIM's return to the top tier after 18 years. Persijap won the divisional promotion play-off in a game against PSPS. This marked Persijap's return to the top tier after 10 seasons of absence, including two seasons in the third tier. Starting from this season, I-League announced an increase in the foreign player quota to a maximum of 11 players per club. However, only 9 foreign players are allowed to be registered in the matchday squad, with a maximum of 7 in the starting eleven and 2 on the bench. ==Teams==
Teams
Changes The following teams changed division since the 2024–25 season. Locations and stadiums Notes: Personnel and kits Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players and coaches may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. • Interim. • Apparel made by club. • Borneo advertised different products of Pupuk Kaltim on their kits, which include Pupuk NPK Pelangi (matchweek 1-3) and Nitrea (matchweek 4 onwards). • Persib were sponsored by Intersport and Pria Punya Selera in the first half of the season. • PSBS were without a sponsor until matchweek 9. Coaching changes Pre-season During the season == Foreign players ==
Foreign players
Starting this season, I-League announced an increase in the foreign player quota to eleven foreign players. However, only nine foreign players are allowed to be included in the matchday squad for a single match, with seven foreign players on the field and two foreign players on the bench. • Player names printed in bold indicate that the player was registered during the mid-season transfer window. • Names of former players printed in italics are players who left the squad or departed the club in a given season, after the pre-season transfer window, or during the mid-season transfer window, and have played at least once. ==Standings==
Standings
Position by round == Results ==
Season statistics
Top scorers Hat-tricks Note: 4 Player scored 4 goals 5 Player scored 5 goals Top assists Clean sheets == Awards ==
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