Armenian Premier League Expands to 12 Teams for 2026-27 Season
In a historic decision, the Armenian Premier League is set to expand from 10 to 12 teams starting in the 2026-27 season, as announced by the Armenian Football Federation (FFA). This unanimous vote reflects a strategic move to enhance the competitive landscape of Armenian football.
The Armenian Football Federation (FFA) confirmed that the expansion of the Armenian Premier League will take effect in the upcoming 2026-27 season. In a unanimous decision, all 12 members of the FFA executive voted in favor of the expansion, marking a significant change for the league.
The new league structure will comprise the ten teams that participated in the previous season, with no teams facing relegation. Additionally, Sadarapat and Syunik will be promoted from the second division, joining the top tier of Armenian football. This decision is expected to increase competition among teams and provide more opportunities for players and clubs alike.
The expansion aims to boost interest in local football and foster a more vibrant sporting culture within the country. As the league prepares for this transition, fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming season and the fresh dynamics that the new teams will bring to the competition.