This page lists 58 soccer teams that start with V, from “Valencia CF” to “Victoria.” The clubs come from Europe, South America, North America, and Asia, and they range from giants like Vasco da Gama to small local sides. You can use the list to find a new club to follow, settle a trivia question, or plan a trip around a match.

Soccer teams are organized clubs that play matches in domestic leagues and international tournaments, often with deep roots in their city or neighborhood. Some are tied to industry, like “VfL Wolfsburg,” which was founded by the Volkswagen company and won the Bundesliga in 2009.

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, so you can search for it, check its results, or tell similar names like “Vitória SC” and “Vitória FC” apart.

Country: The nation where the club is based, which helps you see how the teams spread across regions and find the ones close to you.

City: The home city or town of the club, useful if you want to visit its stadium or learn where its supporters come from.

League: The competition where the team plays, which shows you its level, from top divisions to smaller leagues further down the pyramid.

Description: A short note on the club’s history, nickname, or main achievements, giving you a quick sense of why each team matters.

Soccer Teams

TeamCountryCityLeague
Valencia CFSpainValenciaLa Liga
Villarreal CFSpainVillarrealLa Liga
Real ValladolidSpainValladolidLa Liga
Valencia MestallaSpainValenciaPrimera Federación
VfB StuttgartGermanyStuttgartBundesliga
VfL WolfsburgGermanyWolfsburgBundesliga
VfL BochumGermanyBochum2. Bundesliga
Viktoria KölnGermanyCologne3. Liga
Vitória SCPortugalGuimarãesPrimeira Liga
Vitória FCPortugalSetúbalPrimeira Liga
VizelaPortugalVizelaLiga Portugal 2
Vasco da GamaBrazilRio de JaneiroCampeonato Brasileiro Série A
VitóriaBrazilSalvadorCampeonato Brasileiro Série A
Vila NovaBrazilGoiâniaCampeonato Brasileiro Série B
Volta RedondaBrazilVolta RedondaCampeonato Brasileiro Série C
Vélez SarsfieldArgentinaBuenos AiresArgentine Primera División
Villa DálmineArgentinaCampanaPrimera Nacional
Vancouver WhitecapsCanadaVancouverMajor League Soccer
Vancouver FCCanadaLangleyCanadian Premier League
Vissel KobeJapanKobeJ1 League
Vegalta SendaiJapanSendaiJ2 League
Ventforet KofuJapanKofuJ2 League
Venezia FCItalyVeniceSerie A
Hellas VeronaItalyVeronaSerie A
VicenzaItalyVicenzaSerie B
Virtus EntellaItalyChiavariSerie B
ViterbeseItalyViterboSerie C
Valenciennes FCFranceValenciennesLigue 2
Vannes OCFranceVannesNational
VålerengaNorwayOsloEliteserien
Viking FKNorwayStavangerEliteserien
Vejle BKDenmarkVejleDanish Superliga
Viborg FFDenmarkViborgDanish Superliga
Vendsyssel FFDenmarkHjørring1st Division
Västerås SKSwedenVästeråsAllsvenskan
Varbergs BoISSwedenVarbergSuperettan
VPSFinlandVaasaVeikkausliiga
ValurIcelandReykjavíkBesta deild karla
Víkingur ReykjavíkIcelandReykjavíkBesta deild karla
Víkingur GøtaFaroe IslandsGøtaFaroe Islands Premier League
VaduzLiechtensteinVaduzSwiss Challenge League
Valletta FCMaltaVallettaMaltese Premier League
VardarNorth MacedoniaSkopjeMacedonian First League
Velež MostarBosnia and HerzegovinaMostarPremier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vllaznia ShkodërAlbaniaShkodërKategoria Superiore
VojvodinaSerbiaNovi SadSerbian SuperLiga
VoždovacSerbiaBelgradeSerbian SuperLiga
Viktoria PlzeňCzech RepublicPlzeňCzech First League
Viktoria ŽižkovCzech RepublicPragueCzech National Football League
VasasHungaryBudapestNemzeti Bajnokság II
FC VoluntariRomaniaVoluntariLiga I
Volos NFCGreeceVolosSuper League Greece
Vorskla PoltavaUkrainePoltavaUkrainian Premier League
Veres RivneUkraineRivneUkrainian Premier League
Valmiera FCLatviaValmieraVirslīga
FC VitebskBelarusVitebskBelarusian Premier League
VenadosMexicoMéridaLiga de Expansión MX
VictoriaHondurasLa CeibaLiga Nacional de Honduras

Descriptions

Valencia CF
One of Spain’s biggest clubs, known as Los Che and based at Mestalla. Valencia has won six La Liga titles and the UEFA Cup, and has reached two Champions League finals.
Villarreal CF
Nicknamed the Yellow Submarine, this club from a small town in eastern Spain rose to the top flight. It won the 2021 Europa League.
Real Valladolid
A long-established Castilian club in white and violet. It moves between La Liga and the second tier, and Ronaldo owns a majority stake.
Valencia Mestalla
The reserve side of Valencia CF. It develops young players for the first team and plays in Spain’s lower professional divisions.
VfB Stuttgart
A traditional German club from Baden-Württemberg with five league titles. It won the 2025 DFB-Pokal and is known for its youth academy.
VfL Wolfsburg
Founded by the Volkswagen company, Wolfsburg won the Bundesliga in 2009. Its women’s team is one of the most successful in Europe.
VfL Bochum
A Ruhr-region club with a loyal fan base. Bochum has often switched between the first and second divisions.
Viktoria Köln
A Cologne club that is smaller than its more famous neighbor, 1. FC Köln. It plays in Germany’s third tier.
Vitória SC
Known as the Cradle of Portugal’s club, Vitória de Guimarães has a passionate fan base. It regularly competes in Europe and won the 2013 Portuguese Cup.
Vitória FC
A historic club from the port city of Setúbal. Nicknamed the Sadinos, it has won the Taça de Portugal several times.
Vizela
A small northern Portuguese club that reached the top flight in 2021. It has since moved between the first and second divisions.
Vasco da Gama
One of Brazil’s most popular clubs, named after the Portuguese explorer. Vasco has won four national titles and the 1998 Copa Libertadores.
Vitória
The leading rival of Bahia in Salvador. Known as the Lion of the Barra, it plays in red and black.
Vila Nova
A Goiás state club nicknamed Tigre. It has a large following locally and competes in Brazil’s second tier.
Volta Redonda
A club from a steel-industry city in Rio de Janeiro state. It is known as the Voltaço and plays in the lower national divisions.
Vélez Sarsfield
Founded in the Liniers neighborhood, Vélez won the 1994 Copa Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup. Fans call it El Fortín.
Villa Dálmine
A modest Buenos Aires province club linked to an industrial town. It plays in Argentina’s second tier.
Vancouver Whitecaps
Vancouver’s top professional club, playing in MLS since 2011. It won the 2022 Canadian Championship and has a strong youth academy.
Vancouver FC
A club that joined the Canadian Premier League in 2023. It plays in the Vancouver suburb of Langley.
Vissel Kobe
A Japanese club known for signing stars such as Andrés Iniesta. Vissel won its first J1 League titles in 2023 and 2024.
Vegalta Sendai
Based in northern Japan, Sendai is known for its gold kit. It has moved between the first and second divisions.
Ventforet Kofu
A club from Yamanashi Prefecture that won the 2022 Emperor’s Cup as a second-division team.
Venezia FC
A club that plays near the Venetian lagoon and is known for its green, orange and black kit. It has moved often between the top two divisions.
Hellas Verona
The club of Verona, known for its yellow and blue colors. Verona won the Serie A title in 1985.
Vicenza
Nicknamed the Biancorossi, Vicenza won the Coppa Italia in 1997 and plays in Serie B.
Virtus Entella
A small Ligurian club from Chiavari that has risen from the lower leagues to compete in Serie B.
Viterbese
A club from the city of Viterbo in Lazio. It plays in the third tier of Italian football.
Valenciennes FC
A club from northern France with a long history, including a run of Ligue 1 seasons in the 2000s and 2010s.
Vannes OC
A Brittany club that has competed in the lower professional tiers of French football.
Vålerenga
An Oslo club from the city’s east side, known as Vif. It has won five Norwegian league titles.
Viking FK
Stavanger’s leading club has won eight Norwegian league titles. It plays in blue and white.
Vejle BK
A traditional Danish club that has won the national title several times. It is based on the Jutland coast.
Viborg FF
A Jutland club that won the Danish Cup in 2000. It won the Danish Superliga for the first time in 2024 to 2025.
Vendsyssel FF
A northern Danish club formed in 2013 by merging two local sides. It has played in the top two tiers.
Västerås SK
A club from central Sweden that reached the top flight again in recent years.
Varbergs BoIS
A west-coast Swedish club that reached Allsvenskan in 2020. It has moved between the top two divisions since.
VPS
Vaasan Palloseura is a Finnish club with several national titles.
Valur
One of Iceland’s oldest and most successful clubs. It has won the national league more than 20 times.
Víkingur Reykjavík
An Icelandic club that has won the league and cup in recent seasons. It plays in red and black.
Víkingur Gøta
A Faroese club that has won the national league and often competes in European qualifiers.
Vaduz
Liechtenstein’s best-known club plays in the Swiss league system. It also wins the Liechtenstein Cup nearly every year.
Valletta FC
The most successful club in Malta by league titles. It is based in the capital and plays in white.
Vardar
Skopje’s famous club has won many national titles and reached the Champions League group stage in 2018.
Velež Mostar
A club from Mostar that won the Yugoslav Cup and is known for its red colors.
Vllaznia Shkodër
One of Albania’s oldest clubs, from the north of the country. It has won the league nine times.
Vojvodina
Known as Voša, this Novi Sad club won the Yugoslav league in the 1960s. It remains a top Serbian side.
Voždovac
A Belgrade club from the Voždovac district that has become a regular top-flight team.
Viktoria Plzeň
The most successful Czech club of the 2010s, winning multiple league titles and appearing in the Champions League.
Viktoria Žižkov
A Prague club from the Žižkov district with a long history and a loyal local following.
Vasas
A Budapest club linked to metalworkers, with several Hungarian league titles from the 1950s and 1960s.
FC Voluntari
A Bucharest-area club that won the Romanian Cup in 2017 and rose quickly through the leagues.
Volos NFC
A club from the port city of Volos in central Greece.
Vorskla Poltava
A club from central Ukraine that has played in European competitions and won the Ukrainian Cup in 2009.
Veres Rivne
A western Ukrainian club that reached the top flight in 2021.
Valmiera FC
A club from northern Latvia that won the league in 2022 after a run of strong seasons.
FC Vitebsk
A club from northeast Belarus that has competed in the top division.
Venados
The Venados of Yucatán play in Mexico’s second tier.
Victoria
A club from the Caribbean port of La Ceiba. Nicknamed Jaguares, it has won several Honduran titles.
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