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Indonesia Super League[]
Djarum (2008–2011)[]
Unsponsored (2013–2015)[]
QNB (2015)[]
Liga 1[]
Gojek–Traveloka (2017–2018)[]
Gojek (2018–2019)[]
Shopee (2019–2021)[]
BRI (2021–2025)[]
Super League[]
BRI (2025–present)[]
2025–2026[]
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2026–present[]
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On 15 January 2026, a month after its main sponsor BRI changed its logo to commemorate its 130th anniversary last year, the 2020 BRI logo was replaced by 2025 logo, and the color scheme of the tournament was changed to "Nusantara Blue" and "Cakrawala Blue" respectively to better align with BRI's new color palette.
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