Super League (Indonesia)

Super League
Organising body	I-League
Founded	1994; 31 years ago (as Liga Indonesia Premier Division); 2008; 17 years ago (as Indonesia Super League); 2011; 14 years ago (As Indonesian Premier League) (Dualism Of Competition); 2016; 9 years ago (as ISC A) (Unofficial Competition); 2017; 8 years ago (as Liga 1); 2025; 0 years ago (as Super League)
First season	1994–95
Country	Indonesia
Confederation	AFC
Number of clubs	18
Level on pyramid	1
Relegation to	Championship
Domestic cup(s)	Piala Indonesia; Piala Presiden (Indonesia)
International cup(s)	AFC Champions League Two; AFC Challenge League; ASEAN Club Championship
Current champions	Persib (4th title) ; (2024–25)
Most championships	Persib; Persipura; (4 titles each)
Top goalscorer	Cristian Gonzáles (249)
Broadcaster(s)	Terrestrial: Indosiar; Sin Po TV; ; Pay TV: Nex Parabola; ; Streaming: Vidio; ;
Sponsor(s)	BRI
Website	Official website
	Current: 2025–26

Super League, officially known as BRI Super League for sponsorship reasons,^[2] is the men's top professional football division of the Indonesian football league system. Administered by the I-League, Super League is contested by 18 clubs and operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the Championship.

Quick facts Organising body, Founded ...

Top-flight professional league in Indonesia started from the 2008–09 season onwards, with the original title Indonesia Super League until 2015. Before PSSI formed and organized the Indonesian Super League as the first professional football league in Indonesia, the previous top-level competition title in Indonesia was the Liga Indonesia Premier Division from 1994–95 to 2007–08.^[3] Prior to the 2008 reforms, the national competitions used a tournament format.^[4] The league has gone through multiple rebranding: Liga 1, which started in 2017,^[5] and the Super League, which will start in 2025.^[6]

Forty-three clubs have competed in the top-tier league of Indonesian football since the inception of the Indonesia Super League in 2008. Eight have won the title: Persib (2014, 2023–24, 2024–25), Persipura (2008–09, 2010–11, 2013), Bali United (2019, 2021–22), Arema (2009–10), Sriwijaya (2011–12), Bhayangkara Presisi (2017), Persija (2018), and PSM (2022–23).^[7] Only four clubs have played in every season to date: Arema, Madura United, Persib Bandung, and Persija Jakarta.^[8] Semen Padang also won the 2011–12 Indonesian Premier League during the dualism era in Indonesian football.^[9]

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2025–26 Club	2024–25 Position	First season in top division	First season in Super League	Seasons in top division	Seasons in Super League	First season of current spell in top division	National titles	Most recent national title	Former names	Other leagues
Arema^{[v 1]}^{[v 2]}	10th	1994–95	2008–09	28	16	2005	2	2009–10	—	^{[b 1]}^{[u 1]}
Bali United^{[v 2]}	8th	1994–95	2009–10	22	15	2009–10	2	2021–22	^{[x 1]}	^{[u 1]}
Bhayangkara Presisi	2nd (Liga 2)	2014	2014	10	10	2025–26	1	2017	^{[x 2]}	^{[u 1]}
Borneo Samarinda^{[v 2]}	5th	2015	2015	10	10	2015	0	—	—	^{[u 1]}
Dewa United Banten^{[v 2]}	2nd	2022–23	2022–23	4	4	2022–23	0	—	^{[x 3]}	—
Madura United^{[v 1]}^{[v 2]}	15th	1994–95	2008–09	28	16	2007–08	3	1993–94 (Galatama)	^{[x 4]}	^{[u 1]}
Malut United^{[v 2]}	3rd	2024–25	2024–25	2	2	2024–25	0	—	^{[x 5]}	—
Persebaya	4th	1994–95	2009–10	22	9	2018	6	2004	—	^{[u 2]}^{[b 1]}
Persib^{[v 1]}^{[v 2]}	1st	1994–95	2008–09	29	16	1994–95	9	2024–25	—	^{[u 1]}
Persija^{[v 1]}^{[v 2]}	7th	1994–95	2008–09	29	16	1994–95	11	2018	—	^{[u 1]}
Persijap^{[v 1]}	3rd (Liga 2)	2001	2008–09	11	5	2025–26	0	—	—	^{[b 1]}
Persik^{[v 1]}	12th	2003	2008–09	14	9	2020	2	2006	—	—
Persis^{[v 2]}	14th	2007–08	2022–23	5	4	2022–23	7	1943 (Perserikatan)	—	—
Persita^{[v 1]}	11th	1994–95	2008–09	21	9	2020	0	—	—	—
PSBS^{[v 2]}	9th	2024–25	2024–25	2	2	2024–25	0	—	—	—
PSIM^{[v 2]}	1st (Liga 2)	1994–95	2025–26	7	1	2025–26	1	1932 (Perserikatan)	—	—
PSM^{[v 1]}^{[v 3]}	6th	1994–95	2008–09	28	13	2011–12 (IPL)	7	2022–23	—	^{[u 2]}^{[b 1]}^{[u 1]}
Semen Padang	13th	1994–95	2010–11	22	7	2024–25	1	2011–12 (IPL)	—	^{[b 1]}^{[u 1]}

Club	Current league	2024–25 Position	First season in top division	First season in Super League	Seasons in top division	Seasons in Super League	Most recent season in Super League	National titles	Most recent national title	Former names	Other leagues
Badak Lampung	Defunct	—	2014	2014	5	5	2019	0	—	^{[x 1]}	^{[u 1]}
Barito Putera	Championship	17th (Liga 1)	1994–95	2013	20	11	2024–25	0	—	—	^{[u 1]}
Bontang^{[v 1]}	N/A^{[l 1]}	—	1994–95	2008–09	18	3	2010–11	0	—	^{[x 2]}	^{[b 1]}
Deltras^{[v 1]}	Championship	4th in CH Group X	1994–95	2008–09	16	3	2011–12	0	—	^{[x 3]}	—
Gresik United	Liga Nusantara	4th in RL Group J (Liga 2)	1994–95	2011–12	15	5	2017	1	2002	^{[x 4]}	^{[u 1]}
Kalteng Putra	Liga 4	Withdrew (Liga Nusantara)	2013 (IPL)	2019	2	1	2019	0	—	^{[x 5]}	^{[b 2]}
Mitra Kukar	N/A^{[l 2]}	—	1994–95	2011–12	10	6	2018	3	1987–88 (Galatama)	^{[x 6]}	^{[u 1]}
Persela^{[v 1]}	Championship	4th in CH Group Y	2004	2008–09	16	12	2021–22	0	—	—	^{[u 1]}
Persema	Liga 4	4th in NP R3 Group D	1994–95	2009–10	14	1	2009–10	0	—	—	^{[u 2]}^{[b 1]}
Persepam	Liga 4	4th in EJ R1 Group D	2013	2013	2	2	2014	0	—	—	—
Persiba Balikpapan^{[v 1]}	Championship	3rd (Liga Nusantara)	1994–95	2008–09	16	8	2017	0	—	—	^{[u 1]}
Persiba Bantul	Liga Nusantara	1st in RL Group J	2011–12 (IPL)	2014	3	1	2014	0	—	—	^{[b 1]}
Persidafon	N/A^{[l 3]}	—	2011–12	2011–12	2	2	2013	0	—	—	—
Persikabo 1973	Liga Nusantara	4th in RL Group I (Liga 2)	2011–12	2011–12	11	11	2023–24	0	—	^{[x 7]}	^{[u 1]}
Persipura^{[v 1]}	Championship	Relegation play-off winners	1994–95	2008–09	25	12	2021–22	4	2013	—	^{[u 1]}
Persiraja	Championship	3rd in CH Group X	1994–95	2020	12	2	2021–22	1	1980 (Perserikatan)	—	^{[b 1]}
Persitara^{[v 1]}	Liga Nusantara	4th in NP R4 Group A (Liga 4)	2006	2008–09	4	2	2009–10	0	—	—	—
Persiwa^{[v 1]}	Defunct	—	2006	2008–09	7	5	2013	0	—	—	—
PSAP	N/A^{[l 4]}	—	2011–12	2011–12	1	1	2011–12	0	—	—	—
PSIS^{[v 1]}	Championship	18th (Liga 1)	1994–95	2008–09	20	8	2024–25	2	1998–99	—	—
PSMS^{[v 1]}	Championship	1st in RL Group H	1994–95	2008–09	15	3	2018	5	1985 (Perserikatan)	—	^{[b 3]}
PSPS	Championship	4th	1999–2000	2009–10	10	4	2013	0	—	—	—
PSS	Championship	16th (Liga 1)	2001	2019	13	6	2024–25	0	—	—	—
RANS Nusantara	Liga Nusantara	5th in RL Group K (Liga 2)	2022–23	2022–23	2	2	2023–24	0	—	^{[x 8]}	—
Sriwijaya^{[v 1]}	Championship	2nd in RL Group H	1994–95	2008–09	19	9	2018	2	2011–12	^{[x 9]}	^{[u 1]}
Arseto	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	4	0	—	1	1990–92 (Galatama)	—	—
ASGS	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	3	0	—	0	—	—	—
Bandung Raya	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	3	0	—	1	1995–96	—	—
BPD Jateng	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	—
Indocement Cirebon	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	4	0	—	0	—	^{[x 10]}	—
Medan Jaya	N/A^{[l 5]}	—	1994–95	—	6	0	—	0	—	—	—
Perseden	Liga Nusantara	3rd in NP R4 Group A (Liga 4)	2003	—	1	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persedikab	Liga 4	3rd in EJ R3 Group II	1996–97	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persegi	Defunct	—	2005	—	3	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persekabpas	Liga Nusantara	3rd in CH Group X	2005	—	3	0	—	0	—	—	—
Perseman	N/A^{[l 5]}	—	2007–08	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	^{[b 2]}
Persibom	N/A^{[l 6]}	—	2005	—	3	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persikab	Liga 4	3rd in RL Group J (Liga Nusantara)	1995–96	—	7	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persikabo	Defunct	—	1997–98	—	4	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persikota	Liga Nusantara	4th in RL Group H (Liga 2)	1997–98	—	10	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persiku	Championship	1st in RL Group J	1994–95	—	1	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persiter	N/A^{[l 3]}	—	2006	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persma	N/A^{[l 6]}	—	1995–96	—	7	0	—	0	—	—	—
Persmin	N/A^{[l 4]}	—	2005	—	3	0	—	0	—	—	—
PS Bengkulu	N/A^{[l 5]}	—	1994–95	—	1	0	—	0	—	—	—
PSB	Liga 4	3rd in WJS1 R1 Group D	1996–97	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	—
PSBL	N/A^{[l 4]}	—	1996–97	—	6	0	—	0	—	—	—
PSDS	Liga Nusantara	2nd in RL Group J	1994–95	—	12	0	—	0	—	—	—
PSIR	Liga 4	6th in CJ R1 Group B	1994–95	—	2	0	—	0	—	—	^{[b 2]}
PSP	N/A^{[l 4]}	—	1996–97	—	5	0	—	0	—	—	—
PSSB	N/A^{[l 5]}	—	2007–08	—	1	0	—	0	—	—	—
Warna Agung	Defunct	—	1994–95	—	1	0	—	1	1979–80 (Galatama)	—	—

Pos	Team	S	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	1st	2nd
1	Persib	15	439	214	117	108	721	504	+217	759	3	1
2	Arema^[i]	15	434	194	98	142	662	528	+134	677^[a]	1	2
3	Persija	15	406	183	118	125	619	465	+154	667	1	1
4	Bali United^[ii]	14	397	181	84	132	617	502	+115	627	2	1
5	Persipura	12	333	177	89	67	604	331	+273	617^[b]	3	3
6	Madura United^[iii]	15	438	163	111	164	604	588	+16	597^[c]	–	1
7	PSM	12	331	137	97	97	465	394	+71	508	1	1
8	Persela	12	331	109	83	139	449	484	−35	410	–	–
9	Borneo Samarinda^[iv]	9	247	111	64	72	378	287	+91	397	–	–
10	Sriwijaya	9	255	112	55	88	404	359	+45	391	1	–
11	Barito Putera	11	298	98	83	117	405	439	–34	377	–	–
12	Bhayangkara Presisi^[v]	9	235	105	60	70	355	275	+80	372^[d]	1	–
13	Persebaya	8	240	96	66	68	345	318	+27	354	–	1
14	Persikabo 1973^[vi]	11	297	87	77	133	388	469	−81	338	–	–
15	Persik	8	227	76	61	90	298	319	−21	289	–	–
16	PSIS	8	241	75	56	110	254	334	−80	281	–	–
17	Persiba Balikpapan	8	219	75	52	92	289	314	−25	277	–	–
18	Persita	8	227	63	59	105	241	357	−116	248	–	–
19	Persiwa	5	164	74	23	67	250	242	+8	245	–	1
20	Mitra Kukar	6	164	70	26	68	255	262	−7	236	–	–
21	Semen Padang	6	158	51	47	60	187	211	–24	200	–	–
22	PSS	6	173	52	42	69	213	254	–41	195^[e]	–	–
23	Dewa United Banten^[vii]	3	102	39	31	32	158	134	+24	148	–	1
24	Badak Lampung^[viii]	5	124	36	31	57	128	182	−54	139	–	–
25	PSPS	4	130	39	20	71	147	245	−98	134^[f]	–	–
26	Persis	3	102	34	28	40	134	140	−6	130	–	–
27	Persijap	4	116	34	26	56	121	190	−69	128	–	–
28	Gresik United	5	125	32	27	66	129	253	−124	120^[g]	–	–
29	PSMS	3	102	26	26	50	134	186	−52	101^[h]	–	–
30	Bontang^[ix]	3	96	24	24	48	129	185	−56	96	–	–
31	Deltras	3	96	25	18	53	98	155	−57	93	–	–
32	Persidafon	2	68	21	13	34	96	126	−30	76	–	–
33	Persepam	2	54	18	12	24	70	86	−16	66	–	–
34	Persitara	2	68	16	16	36	77	107	−30	64	–	–
35	Malut United	1	34	15	12	7	48	33	+15	57	–	–
36	RANS Nusantara	2	68	11	21	36	76	132	–56	54	–	–
37	PSBS	1	34	13	9	12	44	47	−3	48	–	–
38	Persema	1	34	13	6	15	43	52	−9	45	–	–
39	Kalteng Putra	1	34	8	7	19	33	54	−21	31	–	–
40	PSAP	1	34	6	9	19	33	66	−33	27	–	–
41	Persiraja	2	37	3	9	25	19	69	–50	18	–	–
42	Persiba Bantul	1	20	2	3	15	17	53	−36	9	–	–
43	PSIM	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	–	–

	2025–26 Super League teams
	2025–26 Championship teams
	2025–26 Liga Nusantara teams
	2025–26 Liga 4 teams
	Teams with no status
	Defunct teams

Season	League name	Champions	Runners-up
1994–95	Liga Indonesia Premier Division	Persib	Petrokimia Putra
1995–96		Bandung Raya	PSM
1996–97		Persebaya	Bandung Raya
1997–98		Season abandoned due to political and economic turmoil^[72]
1998–99		PSIS	Persebaya
1999–2000		PSM	Pupuk Kaltim
2001		Persija	PSM
2002		Petrokimia Putra	Persita
2003		Persik	PSM
2004		Persebaya	PSM
2005		Persipura	Persija
2006		Persik	PSIS
2007–08		Sriwijaya	PSMS
2008–09	Indonesia Super League	Persipura	Persiwa
2009–10		Arema	Persipura
2010–11		Persipura	Arema
2011–12 (ISL)		Sriwijaya	Persipura
2011–12 (IPL)	Indonesian Premier League	Semen Padang	Persebaya 1927
2013	Indonesia Super League	Persipura	Arema
2014		Persib	Persipura
2015		Season abandoned due to FIFA suspension of Indonesia^[73]
2017	Liga 1	Bhayangkara	Bali United
2018		Persija	PSM
2019		Bali United	Persebaya
2020		Season abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia^[73]
2021–22		Bali United	Persib
2022–23		PSM	Persija
2023–24		Persib	Madura United
2024–25		Persib	Dewa United
2025–26	Super League

Season	Clubs (points)
2011–12	PSMS (10)
2013	Bontang, PSLS, PSIR, Persiraja, Pro Duta, Persepar, Perseman

Ranking				Member association (L: League, C: Cup, LC: League cup)	Club points								Total	2026–27 competition
2024–25	2023–24	Mvmt	Region	Member association (L: League, C: Cup, LC: League cup)	2016 (×0.3)	2017 (×0.4)	2018 (×0.5)	2019 (×0.6)	2020 (×0.7)	2022 (×0.8)	2023–24 (×0.9)	2024–25 (×1.0)	Total	ACLE	ACL2	ACGL
21	23	+2	W 12	Kuwait (L, C)	0.000	0.000	0.000	3.433	7.070	4.160	3.165	8.075	21.260	0	0+1	1+0
22	21	–1	W 13	Lebanon (L, C)	6.333	0.833	3.933	6.933	2.670	1.525	4.840	4.500	20.304	0	0	1+0
23	30	+7	E 10	Cambodia (L, C)	0.000	1.683	2.250	1.000	0.000	2.070	5.620	11.000	20.112	0	1+1	0
24	16	–8	W 14	Tajikistan (L, C)	0.333	12.900	4.433	3.000	4.970	2.493	2.230	3.276	20.033	0	0	0+1
25	28	+3	E 11	Indonesia (L, C)	0.000	0.000	4.100	5.045	0.000	3.960	3.333	7.204	18.653	0	0+1	0+1
26	27	+1	W 15	Kyrgyzstan (L)	0.000	1.400	0.150	2.433	0.835	0.565	11.830	4.600	18.378	0	0	0+1
27	25	–2	E 12	Philippines (L, C)	4.667	8.120	5.843	4.782	2.600	0.300	0.600	3.667	16.706	0	0+1	0+1
28	24	–4	W 16	Bangladesh (L, C)	1.000	1.333	1.433	6.933	2.790	3.760	4.730	1.500	16.428	0	0	0+1
29	26	–3	W 17	Syria (L, C)	5.333	5.933	2.000	3.133	1.785	2.890	1.400	2.500	14.174	0	0	0+1
30	32	+1	E 13	Myanmar (L, C)	2.333	1.300	4.062	1.600	0.000	0.000	1.640	7.150	12.837	0	0	0+1

Season	Referee
2017^[86]	Musthofa Umarella
2018^[89]	Thoriq Alkatiri
2019^[83]	Yudi Nurcahya
2021–22^[84]	Thoriq Alkatiri
2022–23^[79]	Bangbang Syamsudar
2023–24^[80]	Nendi Rohaendi

Period	Sponsor(s)	Brand	Ref.
1994–1996	Dunhill	Liga Dunhill	^[90]
1996–1997	Kansas	Liga Kansas	^[91]
1997–1999	No sponsor	Ligina (Liga Indonesia)	–
1999–2004	Bank Mandiri	Liga Bank Mandiri	^[92]
2005–2008	Djarum	Liga Djarum Indonesia	^[93]
2008–2011	Djarum	Djarum Indonesia Super League	^[94]
2011–2014	No sponsor	Indonesia Super League	^[95]
2015	QNB Group	QNB League	^[96]
2017	Go-Jek and Traveloka	Go-Jek Traveloka Liga 1	^[97]
2018	Go-Jek	Go-Jek Liga 1	^[98]
2019–2020	Shopee	Shopee Liga 1	^[99]^[100]
2021–2025	Bank Rakyat Indonesia	BRI Liga 1	^{[list 1]}
2025–present	Bank Rakyat Indonesia	BRI Super League	^[2]

History

Origins

Foundation

Dualism

Government intervention and FIFA suspension

First name change

Second name change

Competition format

Competition

Promotion and relegation

Video Assistant Referee

Clubs

2025–26 season

Maps

Other clubs

All-time Super League table

Foreign players

Championship history

Most successful clubs

Relegation history

Premier Division era

Indonesia Super League era

Indonesian Premier League era

Liga 1 era

Asian competitions

Current competition ranking

Qualification criteria for 2025–26 Asian competitions

Performance in Asian competition

Awards

Top scorers

Best players

Best young players

Best goalkeepers

Best coaches

Best goals

Fair play teams

Best referees

Sponsorship

Media coverage

Current

Former

Commercial partners

See also

References

External links