List of football clubs in the Netherlands

Dutch professional clubs

Club	Location	Venue	Capacity	Manager
ADO Den Haag	The Hague	Cars Jeans Stadion	15,000	Alfons Groenendijk
Ajax	Amsterdam	Johan Cruyff Arena	53,490	Erik ten Hag
AZ	Alkmaar	AFAS Stadion	17,023	John van den Brom
Excelsior	Rotterdam	Stadion Woudestein	4,400	Mitchell van der Gaag
Feyenoord	Rotterdam	Stadion Feijenoord	51,177	Dick Advocaat
Go Ahead Eagles	Deventer	Adelaarshorst	10,400	John Stegeman
Groningen	Groningen	Noordlease Stadion	22,550	Danny Buijs
Heerenveen	Heerenveen	Abe Lenstra Stadion	27,224	Jan Olde Riekerink
Heracles Almelo	Almelo	Polman Stadion	13,500	Frank Wormuth
NEC	Nijmegen	Stadion de Goffert	12,500	-
PEC Zwolle	Zwolle	MAC³PARK Stadion	13,250	Jaap Stam
PSV	Eindhoven	Philips Stadion	36,500	Mark van Bommel
Roda JC	Kerkrade	Parkstad Limburg Stadion	19,979	-
Sparta Rotterdam	Rotterdam	Het Kasteel	11,026	-
Twente	Enschede	De Grolsch Veste	30,205	-
Utrecht	Utrecht	Stadion Galgenwaard	23,750	Dick Advocaat
Vitesse	Arnhem	GelreDome	25,500	Leonid Slutsky
Willem II	Tilburg	Koning Willem II Stadion	14,500	Adrie Koster
Almere City	Almere	Yanmar Stadion	3,000	-
Cambuur	Leeuwarden	Cambuur Stadion	10,500	René Hake
De Graafschap	Doetinchem	Stadion De Vijverberg	12,600	Henk de Jong
Den Bosch	's-Hertogenbosch	De Vliert	9,000	-
Dordrecht	Dordrecht	GN Bouw Stadion	4,088	-
FC Eindhoven	Eindhoven	Jan Louwers Stadion	4,600	-
Emmen	Emmen	Univé Stadion	8,600	Dick Lukkien
Fortuna Sittard	Sittard	Fortuna Sittard Stadion	12,500	Sunday Oliseh
Helmond Sport	Helmond	Stadion De Braak	4,100	-
MVV	Maastricht	De Geusselt	10,000	-
NAC Breda	Breda	Rat Verlegh Stadion	19,000	Ruud Brood
Oss	Oss	Heesen Yachts Stadion	4,700	-
RKC Waalwijk	Waalwijk	Mandemakers Stadion	7,508	-
Telstar	Velsen	TATA Steel Stadion	3,625	-
Volendam	Volendam	Kras Stadion	6,260	-
VVV-Venlo	Venlo	De Koel	8,000	Maurice Steijn

Former Dutch league teams

• Koninklijke HFC
• RAP were the first official champions of the Netherlands in 1899. The club however became a Cricket club in 1916 following a total of 5 national football titles.
• Fortuna 54 and Sittardia merged to form Fortuna Sittard in 1968.
• Blauw Wit, DWS and De Volewijckers merged to form FC Amsterdam in 1972, which ceased to exist in 1982.
• PEC and the Zwolsche Boys merged to form PEC Zwolle in 1971, which became FC Zwolle in 1990.
• Sportclub Enschede and the Enschedese Boys merged to form FC Twente in 1965.
• DOS, Elinkwijk and Velox merged to form FC Utrecht in 1970.
• GVAV became FC Groningen in 1971.
• Alkmaar 54 and FC Zaanstreek merged to form AZ in 1967.
• Roda Sport and Rapid JC merged to form Roda JC in 1962.
• BVC Rotterdam and BVC Flamingos merged to form Scheveningen Holland Sport in 1954, which merged with ADO in 1971 to form FC Den Haag, which became ADO Den Haag in 1996.
• SVV and Dordrecht '90 merged to form SVV/Dordrecht '90 in 1991. The club has since been renamed FC Dordrecht.
• VC Vlissingen became a professional club in 1990, changed its name to VCV Zeeland a year later, and became an amateur club again in 1992.
• FC Wageningen won the Dutch cup in 1939 and 1948, joined the Dutch professional league when it was formed in 1954, and remained professional until the club went bankrupt in 1992.
• HVC of Amersfoort was formed in 1905, joined the league in 1954, was renamed to SC Amersfoort in 1973 and went bankrupt in 1982.
• Fortuna Vlaardingen joined the professional league in 1955, was renamed to FC Vlaardingen in 1974 and went bankrupt in 1981.
• HFC Haarlem joined the professional league in 1954 and remained professional until the club went bankrupt in 2010.
• RBC Roosendaal joined the professional league in 1955 till 1971 and 1983 and remained professional until the club went bankrupt in 2011.
• AGOVV Apeldoorn joined the professional league in 1954 till 1971, but returned on 1 July 2003 until the club went bankrupt in 2013.
• SC Veendam joined the professional league in 1954, but went bankrupt in 2013.
• Zwart-Wit '28 won the national amateur championship in 1971 and the national cup for women in 2000. Went bankrupt in 2004.