This page lists 58 soccer teams that start with T, running from “Tottenham Hotspur” to “Truro City”. The list covers famous European clubs, Mexican and American sides, and smaller teams from Asia, Africa, and South America. You can use it to find a club you heard about, settle a quiz question, or discover teams from leagues you rarely follow.
Soccer teams are organized clubs that play matches against each other in leagues and cup competitions, usually tied to a city or town. Some have stories that go far beyond the pitch, like “Torino”, whose great 1940s side won five straight league titles before the 1949 Superga air disaster.
Below you’ll find the table with the team, country, city, league, and a short description for each club.
Team: The official name of the club, listed alphabetically. You can use it to search for fixtures, news, or merchandise for any team you like.
Country: The country where the club is based. It helps you see how teams spread across the world and find clubs from places you know.
City: The city or town where the club calls home. You can use it to plan a trip to a match or learn about local rivalries.
League: The competition the club plays in. It shows you which division each team belongs to, from top flights to lower tiers.
Description: A short summary of the club’s history, nickname, stadium, or biggest achievements. It gives you quick context so you can decide which teams to read about next.
Soccer Teams
| Team | Country | City | League |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tottenham Hotspur | England | London | Premier League |
| Torino | Italy | Turin | Serie A |
| Toulouse | France | Toulouse | Ligue 1 |
| Twente | Netherlands | Enschede | Eredivisie |
| Telstar | Netherlands | Velsen-Zuid | Eredivisie |
| TOP Oss | Netherlands | Oss | Eerste Divisie |
| Troyes | France | Troyes | Ligue 2 |
| Tours | France | Tours | Championnat National |
| Tenerife | Spain | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | Segunda División |
| Tondela | Portugal | Tondela | Primeira Liga |
| Torreense | Portugal | Torres Vedras | Liga Portugal 2 |
| Trabzonspor | Turkey | Trabzon | Süper Lig |
| Teplice | Czech Republic | Teplice | Czech First League |
| Trenčín | Slovakia | Trenčín | Slovak First League |
| Thun | Switzerland | Thun | Swiss Super League |
| Tirana | Albania | Tirana | Kategoria Superiore |
| Teuta | Albania | Durrës | Kategoria Superiore |
| Tre Penne | San Marino | Serravalle | Campionato Sammarinese |
| Tre Fiori | San Marino | Fiorentino | Campionato Sammarinese |
| Tsarsko Selo | Bulgaria | Sofia | First League |
| Tromsø | Norway | Tromsø | Eliteserien |
| Trelleborgs FF | Sweden | Trelleborg | Superettan |
| Torpedo Moscow | Russia | Moscow | Russian First League |
| Torpedo Kutaisi | Georgia | Kutaisi | Erovnuli Liga |
| Tobol | Kazakhstan | Kostanay | Kazakhstan Premier League |
| Tractor | Iran | Tabriz | Persian Gulf Pro League |
| Toluca | Mexico | Toluca | Liga MX |
| Tigres UANL | Mexico | San Nicolás de los Garza | Liga MX |
| Tijuana | Mexico | Tijuana | Liga MX |
| Toronto FC | Canada | Toronto | MLS |
| Tampa Bay Rowdies | United States | St. Petersburg | USL Championship |
| Tormenta | United States | Statesboro | USL League One |
| Tigre | Argentina | Victoria | Liga Profesional |
| Talleres | Argentina | Córdoba | Liga Profesional |
| Temperley | Argentina | Turdera | Primera Nacional |
| Tolima | Colombia | Ibagué | Categoría Primera A |
| Táchira | Venezuela | San Cristóbal | Venezuelan Primera División |
| Tauro | Panama | Panama City | Liga Panameña |
| The Strongest | Bolivia | La Paz | Bolivian Primera División |
| The New Saints | Wales | Oswestry | Cymru Premier |
| TP Mazembe | DR Congo | Lubumbashi | Linafoot |
| Tusker | Kenya | Nairobi | Kenyan Premier League |
| Tala’ea El Gaish | Egypt | Cairo | Egyptian Premier League |
| Teungueth | Senegal | Rufisque | Senegal Ligue 1 |
| Tokyo Verdy | Japan | Tokyo | J1 League |
| Tokushima Vortis | Japan | Tokushima | J2 League |
| Tochigi SC | Japan | Utsunomiya | J3 League |
| Thespakusatsu Gunma | Japan | Maebashi | J2 League |
| Tianjin Jinmen Tiger | China | Tianjin | Chinese Super League |
| Tampines Rovers | Singapore | Tampines | Singapore Premier League |
| Tai Po | Hong Kong | Tai Po | Hong Kong Premier League |
| Terengganu | Malaysia | Kuala Terengganu | Malaysia Super League |
| Thanh Hóa | Vietnam | Thanh Hóa | V.League 1 |
| Trat | Thailand | Trat | Thai League 1 |
| Tranmere Rovers | England | Birkenhead | League Two |
| Torquay United | England | Torquay | National League |
| Tamworth | England | Tamworth | National League |
| Truro City | England | Truro | National League South |
Descriptions
Tottenham Hotspur
North London club nicknamed Spurs, founded in 1882. They won the first league-and-cup double of the 20th century in 1961 and play at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Torino
Turin club founded in 1906, famous for the “Grande Torino” side that won five straight league titles in the 1940s before the 1949 Superga air disaster.
Toulouse
Southern French club known as Les Violets for their purple kit. They play at the Stadium de Toulouse and won the Coupe de France in 2023.
Twente
Dutch club from eastern Netherlands that won its only Eredivisie title in 2010 under Steve McClaren. Its fans are known for a loud, passionate atmosphere.
Telstar
Small Dutch club from the North Holland coast, long a fixture in the second tier before returning to the top flight. It is named after the 1962 Telstar communications satellite.
TOP Oss
Second-tier Dutch club from the Brabant town of Oss. It plays in red and white and is a regular in the Eerste Divisie.
Troyes
Club from the Champagne region of France, part of the City Football Group. It has moved between Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 over the years.
Tours
Club from the Loire Valley city of Tours, with a history in the French second tier. It plays at the Stade de la Vallée du Cher.
Tenerife
Canary Islands club that has spent most of its history in the Spanish lower divisions. It enjoyed a famous 1990s run in La Liga, including two UEFA Cup campaigns.
Tondela
Small-town Portuguese club that rose from the lower leagues to reach the top flight for the first time in 2015. It plays at the Estádio João Cardoso.
Torreense
Portuguese club from Torres Vedras, founded in 1917. It has climbed back to the professional leagues in recent years.
Trabzonspor
Black Sea club that broke the Istanbul giants’ grip on Turkish football in the 1970s and 80s. It has won multiple Süper Lig titles and plays in claret and blue.
Teplice
Club from a spa town in northern Bohemia, a long-time top-flight regular. It won the Czech Cup in 2003 and 2009.
Trenčín
Slovak club that won back-to-back league and cup doubles in 2015 and 2016. It plays at the Štadión na Sihoti.
Thun
Club from a lakeside town in the Bernese Oberland. It reached the Champions League group stage in 2005, a rare feat for a club from such a small town.
Tirana
Albania’s most successful club, with more national titles than any other. It plays at the Selman Stërmasi Stadium in the capital.
Teuta
Port-city club from Durrës, named after an ancient Illyrian queen. It won the Albanian league in 2021.
Tre Penne
San Marino club that has won the national league several times. It sometimes plays in European qualifiers.
Tre Fiori
One of the most successful San Marino clubs, with several league titles. It has also taken part in European qualifying rounds.
Tsarsko Selo
Sofia club founded in 2015 by former Bulgarian international Ivaylo Petev. It rose quickly to the top division and plays in the capital.
Tromsø
The world’s northernmost top-flight club, based above the Arctic Circle. It plays at Romssa Arena and has featured in European qualifiers.
Trelleborgs FF
Club from Sweden’s southernmost town. It has spent time in Allsvenskan and the Superettan and plays at Vångavallen.
Torpedo Moscow
Historic Moscow club once tied to the ZIL car factory. It won three Soviet league titles and gave the world star Eduard Streltsov.
Torpedo Kutaisi
Georgian club from Kutaisi that was a Soviet top-flight side in the 1960s and won the league in the 1990s. It plays at the Ramaz Shengelia Stadium.
Tobol
Kazakh club from Kostanay and one of the country’s top sides. It has won the league and cup several times and played in European qualifiers.
Tractor
Tabriz club founded by workers at a tractor factory. It has a large fanbase in the Azerbaijan region of Iran and won the Hazfi Cup.
Toluca
One of Mexico’s most successful clubs, known as Los Diablos Rojos. It has won over ten league titles and plays at the high-altitude Estadio Nemesio Díez.
Tigres UANL
Monterrey-area club owned by the Autonomous University of Nuevo León. It has won multiple Liga MX titles and reached the 2020 Club World Cup final.
Tijuana
Border-city club also known as Xolos, after the Xoloitzcuintle dog. It won the Apertura 2012 title just five years after being founded.
Toronto FC
Canada’s first MLS club, founded in 2007. It won the 2017 MLS Cup in a treble-winning season and plays at BMO Field.
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Florida club that traces its roots to the original 1970s North American Soccer League. It plays at Al Lang Stadium on the waterfront.
Tormenta
Georgia club based at Georgia Southern University’s campus. It won the USL League One title in 2019 and 2021.
Tigre
Buenos Aires province club nicknamed El Matador. It finished runner-up in the 2007 Apertura and reached the 2012 Copa Sudamericana final.
Talleres
Córdoba’s biggest club, founded by railway workers in 1913. Its fans, known as La T, are among the most passionate in Argentina.
Temperley
Buenos Aires club with a long history in Argentina’s lower leagues. It reached the top flight for a few seasons in the 2010s.
Tolima
Colombian club from Ibagué, officially Deportes Tolima. It has won several league titles and plays in wine-red and gold.
Táchira
Andean club from near the Colombian border, officially Deportivo Táchira. It is one of Venezuela’s most successful sides.
Tauro
Panama’s most decorated club, with a record number of league titles. It plays in the capital in black and white.
The Strongest
La Paz club founded in 1908 and one of the most successful in Bolivia. Its name comes from the English-language name chosen by its founders.
The New Saints
Welsh league record champions, based just across the border in England. They regularly play in European qualifying rounds.
TP Mazembe
Congolese powerhouse that has won the African Champions League five times. It reached the 2010 FIFA Club World Cup final.
Tusker
Nairobi club owned by East African Breweries. It has won the Kenyan league more than ten times.
Tala’ea El Gaish
Cairo club tied to the Egyptian army, whose name means “Vanguard of the Army”. It plays in the Egyptian top flight.
Teungueth
Senegalese club that has won the national league and cup. It has appeared in African continental competition.
Tokyo Verdy
Founding member of the J.League and champion of its first two seasons in 1993 and 1994. It returned to the top flight in 2024.
Tokushima Vortis
Club from Shikoku island, named for the Latin word for whirlpool after the Naruto whirlpools. It has played in J1 and J2.
Tochigi SC
Club from Tochigi Prefecture north of Tokyo. It plays in the Japanese lower tiers.
Thespakusatsu Gunma
Club from Gunma Prefecture, named after the Kusatsu hot springs. It plays at the Shoda Shoyu Stadium.
Tianjin Jinmen Tiger
Club from the northern Chinese port city of Tianjin. It has played in the Chinese Super League for several seasons.
Tampines Rovers
One of Singapore’s most successful clubs, with multiple league titles. It has also reached the AFC Cup final.
Tai Po
Hong Kong club from the New Territories that won the league in 2019. It plays in the top flight.
Terengganu
East coast Malaysian club known as The Turtles. It won the Malaysia Cup in 2023.
Thanh Hóa
Vietnamese club from the central province of Thanh Hóa. It has won the national cup and is known for its strong local support.
Trat
Thai club from the eastern province of Trat near the Cambodian border. It has played in the Thai top divisions.
Tranmere Rovers
Merseyside club that has spent much of its history in the lower leagues. It reached the League Cup final in 2000 and plays at Prenton Park.
Torquay United
Devon club from the English Riviera, long a Football League side. It plays at Plainmoor and is nicknamed The Gulls.
Tamworth
Staffordshire club nicknamed The Lambs. It is known for an FA Cup run that beat Football League opposition.
Truro City
Cornwall’s top football club, based in the county’s only city. It has won promotion several times and plays at Treyew Road.