The 2026–27 Super League (also known as the 2026–27 BRI Super League for sponsorship reasons) is the second season of the Super League under its current name and the 17th season of top-flight Indonesian football league since its establishment in 2008. The season began on 4 September 2026 and will conclude on May 2027.
Persib were the defending champions after winning their 5th Super League title and 10th overall Indonesian top-flight football title in the previous season.
Overview 18 teams will compete in the league – the fifteen teams from the previous season and three teams promoted from the Championship.
Garudayaksa and PSS became the first two teams to be promoted in the final matchweek held on 2 and 3 May 2026. The victory over Persikad made Garudayaksa compete in the top division for the first time in the team's history, while PSS returned to the top division after a season's absence after defeating PSIS.
The last team to be promoted was Isenmulang Kalteng (formerly Adhyaksa Banten) after winning against Persipura in the promotion playoff on 8 May 2026, which marked the first season in the top division in the team's history.
PSBS and Semen Padang became the first two teams to be relegated after both spent two seasons in the top division. In the matchweek 31, PSBS suffered a defeat to Persebaya on 2 May 2026 while Semen Padang lost to Dewa United Banten on 3 May 2026. The last team to be relegated is Persis Solo in the final matchweek, despite their win over Persita, in the other match Madura United defeated PSM Makassar, which caused Persis confirmed relegation, and ended their four seasons in the top division.
Teams Changes The following teams changed division since the 2025–26 season. Promoted from Championship Relegated to Championship Garudayaksa PSS Isenmulang Kalteng PSBS Semen Padang Persis
Notes:
Name changes and relocated teams Clubs can no longer relocate their home base once they have obtained an I-League license. Any club that violates this rule will be deducted two points.
Adhyaksa Banten has relocated to Central Kalimantan and will be using the Tuah Pahoe Stadium in Palangkaraya as their home base starting from this season. As part of the relocation, the club has been renamed Isenmulang Kalteng Football Club, to reflect the province's culture, with the new identity being ratified at the 2026 PSSI General Congress. Malut United has relocated to Central Java and will be using the Jatidiri Stadium in Semarang as their home base starting from this season. As part of the relocation, the club has been renamed Java United, with the new identity being ratified at the 2026 PSSI General Congress.
Teams by province Number Province Team(s)4Arema, Madura United, Persebaya, and Persik2Dewa United Banten and PersitaJava United and PersijapPSIM and PSSGarudayaksa and Persib1Bali UnitedIsenmulang KaltengBorneo SamarindaPersijaBhayangkara PresisiPSM
Location and stadiums
Team Location Stadium Capacity Arema Malang Kanjuruhan21,708 9th Bali United Gianyar Kapten I Wayan Dipta18,000 8th Bhayangkara Presisi Bandar Lampung Sumpah Pemuda15,000 5th Borneo Samarinda Samarinda Segiri12,979 2nd Dewa United Banten Serang Banten International30,000 7th Garudayaksa↑ Bogor Pakansari31,000 Isenmulang Kalteng↑ Palangkaraya Tuah Pahoe10,000 Java United Semarang Jatidiri 18,872 6th Madura United Pamekasan Gelora Ratu Pamelingan 7,372 14th Persebaya Surabaya Gelora Bung Tomo46,806 4th Persib Bandung Gelora Bandung Lautan Api37,654 1st Persija Jakarta Jakarta International82,000 3rd Persijap Jepara Gelora Bumi Kartini8,643 13th Persik Kediri Brawijaya10,000 12th Persita Tangerang Indomilk Arena10,985 10th PSIM Yogyakarta Sultan Agung, at Bantul25,000 11th PSM Makassar Gelora B.J. Habibie, at Parepare8,547 15th PSS↑ Sleman Maguwoharjo20,651
↑ Promoted from the Championship
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. + Team Manager Captain Kit manufacturer Kit sponsors Main Other(s) Etams balé by BTN Adidas Indofood Mills None Etams Nitrea DRX BAIC Indonesia DRX Zentara Technologies PGRPN Bank Kalteng Gustavo França RMB Apparel Polytron XTen Weha Group AZA Kapal Api Kelme Indofood Adidas Macan Kemayoran Antfarm Oasis Waters Adidas Athletes For Good 1953 Indomilk Adidas DANA Adidas Honda Scorelab Amman Mineral
Apparel made by club. Persib are sponsored by Indomie for their ACL2 matches and Nex AI for their ACC matches.
Coaching changes Pre-season Team Outgoing head coach Date of vacancy Replaced by Date of arrivalGarudayaksa Widodo Cahyono Putro Signed by PSIS Miloš JoksićMadura United Rakhmat Basuki End of interim spell23 May 2026 Zé Gomes PSM Ahmad Amiruddin23 May 2026 Darije Kalezić Persib Bojan Hodak Became technical advisor Igor TolićPersija Maurício Souza End of contract Shin Tae-yongPSS Ansyari Lubis Demoted to assistant Pieter Huistra Borneo Samarinda Fábio Lefundes Mutual consent Mauro JerónimoDewa United Banten Jan Olde Riekerink Sacked Osmar LossJava United Hendri Susilo Signed by Barito Putera Fábio LefundesBhayangkara Presisi Paul Munster Sacked Óscar BruzónPersijap Mário Lemos Became technical director Juan CortésIsenmulang Kalteng Ade Suhendra Demoted to assistant Mundari Karya
During the season Team Outgoing head coach Date of vacancy Week Position in table Replaced by Date of appointment Persijap Juan Cortés Became technical director 15 September 2026 2 16th Mário Lemos15 September 2026
Foreign players Starting last 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.
Team Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 Player 9 Player 10 Player 11 Unregistered players Former players Arema Betinho Careca Diego Landis Gabriel Silva Gustavo França Gustavo Henrique Marcos Vinicius Matheus Blade Walisson Maia Julián Guevara Samuel Otusanya Bali United Brandon Wilson Jort van der Sande Queven Marko Dugandžić Thomas Lam Teppei Yachida Mike Hauptmeijer Remco Balk Thijmen Goppel Tim Receveur Jay Herdman João Ferrari Bhayangkara Presisi Kevin Sibille Mauricio Vera Allano Moisés Gaúcho Jefferson Brenes Anton Søjberg Moussa Sidibé Milan Ristovski Nehar Sadiki Matías Ocampo Borneo Samarinda Kadú Marcos Astina Caxambu Christian Matheus Gabriel Oliveira Iago Mendonça Rodrigo Varanda Sousa Juan Villa Moussa Diarra Rubio Arthur Moura Carlos Patrick Kablan N'Goma Rei Okada Daniel Mikołajewski Njabulo Blom Dewa United Banten Alexis Messidoro Denílson Jean Mangabeira Johnathan Pedro Augusto Damion Lowe Taisei Marukawa Noah Sadaoui Nick Kuipers Sonny Stevens Ko Myeong-seok Carlos Iury Garudayaksa Carlo Armiento Carlos Iury Paulo Ricardo Christian Frýdek Jayro Jean Ryo Matsumura Brian Rubio Aleksandar Busnić Filip Stamenković Dominik Holec Najeeb Yakubu Isenmulang Kalteng Adriel Fernández Douglas Cruz Léo Lelis Lucas Frigeri Rafael Ribeiro Sergio Mendonça Vinícius Baiano Modou Manneh Makan Konaté Kenji Nishioka Adilson Silva Java United Ciro Alves David da Silva Gustavo Almeida Gustavo França Jonata Machado Jorge Meurer Kaio Nunes Vander Tavares Kei Hirose Christian Gomis Vico Madura United Iran Júnior Jajá Lulinha Mendonça Dimitar Mitkov Balotelli Jasey Wehrmann Jordy Wehrmann Danilo Santacruz Pedro Monteiro Gali Freitas Persebaya Alex Martins Gledson Paixão Jefferson Matheus Lagoa Wálber Yuran Fernandes Yann Mabella Francisco Rivera Risto Mitrevski Diogo Ramalho Miguel Pereira Persib Luciano Guaycochea Mariano Peralta Patricio Matricardi Luka Menalo Berguinho Júlio César Uilliam Barros Danijel Lončar Gabriel Mutombo Gakuto Notsuda Balša Sekulić Persija Kerim Memija Stjepan Lončar Fábio Calonego Denis Kolinger Ivan Mamut Kyohei Yoshino Radovan Pankov Kwon Chang-hoon Alexander Jeremejeff Persijap China Juan Douglas Paulo Santamaría Samuel Ofori Yaya Sogodogo Vasko Kalezić Najeeb Yakubu Pirulo Sergio Chica Tiri Rakhmatsho Rakhmatzoda Oumar Bah Marcos Blasco Persik Reno Piscopo Marcelo Djaló Eduardo Barbosa Kiko Ernesto Gómez Imanol García Jon Toral José Enrique Sergio Castel Park Jun-heong Persita Éber Bessa Luquinhas Pablo Ganet Tamirlan Kozubayev Alexandre Ramalingom Igor Rodrigues Aleksa Andrejić Rayco Rodríguez Tyronne del Pino Javlon Guseynov PSIM Ezequiel Vidal Franco Ramos Mingo Marvin Loría Ondřej Rudzan Yusaku Yamadera Jop van der Avert Mauro Caballero Adrian Purzycki Zé Valente Adrián Dalmau Nermin Haljeta PSM Aloísio Neto Victor Luiz Kodai Tanaka Ezequiel Agüero Dušan Lagator Stefan Jevtoski Navarone Foor Luka Bulatović Luka Čumić Nenad Lalić Lars Veldwijk PSS Cleberson Gustavo Tocantins Lucão Matheus Fornazari Pedro Caracoci Christophe Nduwarugira Frédéric Injaï Hiromu Tanaka Moussa Bagayoko Stefan Ashkovski Melvyn Lorenzen
Notes: Players who were either still under contract but de-registered due to various reasons (such as injury), or registered exclusively for continental competitions (ACL2, ACGL, and ACC). Isenmulang Kalteng was initially banned from making transfers for 3 registration periods by FIFA, but their name was now removed from the FIFA Registration Bans website. Persib was initially banned from making transfers for 3 registration periods by FIFA, but their name was now removed from the FIFA Registraion Bans website. PSM was initially banned from making transfers for 3 registration periods on two occasions by FIFA due to players' unpaid salaries, but their name was now removed from the FIFA Registration Bans website.
Standings
Position by round
Results
Attendances Overall
Home matches played
Club \ Matches played1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Total 1,767 4,084 5,851 16,000 7,991 23,991 3,058 3,591 6,649 6,161 1,056 900 8,117 987 1,494 2,481† 474 474† 0 4,987 4,987 3,447 4,317 7,764 15,116 11,728 26,844 24,923 24,923 58,961 0 58,961 3,820 8,500 12,320 5,662 5,662 1,258 1,258 8,790 8,790 0 0 0† 14,322 14,322League total 213,394 Source: Super League 2026–27
Notes: † Teams played previous season in Championship Matches played behind closed doors.
Season statistics Top scorers
Rank Player Club Goals1 Denílson Dewa United4 Dimitar Mitkov Madura United3 Careca Arema2 Teppei YachidaBali United Thijmen Goppel Allano Bhayangkara David da Silva Java United Alex Martins Persebaya Surabaya Uilliam Barros Persib Bandung Balša Sekulić Alexander Jeremejeff Persija Jakarta José Enrique Persik Kediri Aleksa Andrejić Persita Tangerang Stefan Jevtoski PSM Makassar Luka Čumić
See also 2026–27 Championship 2026–27 Liga Nusantara 2026–27 Liga 4 2026–27 League Cup 2026–27 Indonesia Women's League
References