Our Belgian Clubs page showcases the major teams in the Jupiler Pro League: Anderlecht, the most successful, Club Bruges, a European finalist, Standard de Liège, Genk, a breeding ground for talent, and Union Saint-Gilloise, back on top, along with their history, rivalries, and colours.
Belgian football, a hotspot for talent.
The Belgian championship, the Jupiler Pro League, is known for the quality of its training: many Belgian internationals from the golden generation of the Red Devils started their careers there before moving on to the top European leagues. The championship is marked by its play-offs, which pit the best teams against each other at the end of the season to decide the title, ensuring suspense until the very end.
The other clubs are also divided as follows:
All the clubs are gathered on the other clubs page.
The RSC Anderlecht, a Brussels club in purple and white, is the most decorated in Belgium. It has won two Cup Winners' Cups in 1976 and 1978, and a UEFA Cup in 1983, and has trained Vincent Kompany and Romelu Lukaku. The Club Bruges, in blue and black, competed in the European Cup final in 1978 against Liverpool and has dominated the league since the 2010s.
The Standard de Liège, in red and white, is one of the most popular clubs in Wallonia, with the vibrant atmosphere of Sclessin. The KRC Genk, with its renowned training centre, has produced Kevin De Bruyne and Thibaut Courtois. The Union Saint-Gilloise, a historic Brussels club, regained the title of champion in 2025, ninety years after its last. To support a Belgian club, one should choose the supporter shirt in their usual size.
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Anderlecht is the most successful club in the Belgian league. Club Bruges is its main rival for dominance in Belgian football, ahead of Standard Liège, Genk, and the Union Saint-Gilloise.
At the end of the league, the best teams in the Jupiler Pro League compete again in play-offs to determine the champion. This format keeps the race for the title competitive until the end.
Many Belgian internationals, including those from the golden generation of the Red Devils, started in the Jupiler Pro League before moving on to top leagues. Genk is recognized as a true talent factory.
Club Bruges reached the final of the European Cup in 1978, losing one-nil to Liverpool at Wembley. Two years earlier, they had already played the UEFA Cup final against the same opponent.
A historic club in Brussels, the Union Saint-Gilloise has returned to the top of Belgian football after many years away from the elite. Its rise has captured the attention of far more than just its supporters.