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LigaPro Serie A (Ecuador)

Ecuador’s 16-club top division, run by the club-owned LigaPro under the FEF — a 30-round first phase, then a title hexagonal, a Sudamericana cuadrangular and a relegation group. Independiente del Valle the 2025 champions.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026
SportSoccer — men, top division (Ecuador)
Founded1957 — first national championship (Emelec champions, Barcelona runners-up)
Clubs16 — 30-round first phase, then hexagonals and a cuadrangular
ChampionIndependiente del Valle — 2025 (75 points; second title)
OrganizerLigaPro
Foreign playersEight per club since 2023 — 104 registered across the 16 clubs in 2026

What is LigaPro?

The Serie A of Ecuadorian men’s football is organised by LigaPro and sold as Liga Ecuabet under a naming deal with a betting company that runs from 2025 to 2033, worth about USD 50m and roughly double the USD 27.2m the league earned from 2019 to 2025.[1] [6]

How does it work?

The 2026 format opens with a Fase Inicial of 30 rounds — a double round-robin among the 16 clubs, completed on 11 September 2026. The top six then play a hexagonal for the title, carrying their points and goals forward, which also decides three Copa Libertadores and three Copa Sudamericana places; seventh to tenth play a cuadrangular for the last Sudamericana place; and the bottom six play a relegation hexagonal from which two clubs drop to Serie B. Clubs may register eight foreign players, a quota criticised in Ecuador for squeezing domestic development.[2] [3] [7]

Since when does it exist?

Ecuador’s first national championship was played in 1957. The last decade has been unusually open — Delfín (2019), Independiente del Valle (2021) and Aucas (2022) all won first titles — with LDU Quito taking 2023 and 2024 before Independiente del Valle’s 2025 championship, clinched on 6 December 2025 with a 1–1 draw against Libertad.[4] [5]

SeasonPool / FormatHost cities
2025Independiente del Valle75 points — clinched 6 December 2025; second title
2024LDU QuitoFinal vs Independiente del Valle
2023LDU QuitoFinal vs Independiente del Valle
2022AucasFirst title
2021Independiente del ValleFirst title
2020Barcelona SC
2019Delfín SCFirst title
2018LDU Quito
2017Emelec
2016Barcelona SC

Champions of the last ten seasons.

Why does it matter?

CONMEBOL’s 2026 club ranking places LDU Quito 10th, Independiente del Valle 16th and Barcelona SC 28th — three clubs in the top 30 from a league of 16 — and Ecuadorian clubs won the Copa Sudamericana in 2019, 2022 and 2023, Independiente del Valle twice and LDU Quito once.[8] [9]

References

  1. LigaPro — official site. Accessed September 2026.
  2. Extra — LigaPro 2026: así se definen el hexagonal por el título, el cuadrangular y el descenso. Accessed September 2026.
  3. Primicias — Tabla de posiciones y objetivos en la última fecha de la Fase Inicial. Accessed September 2026.
  4. Primicias — Independiente del Valle, campeón de la LigaPro 2025. Accessed September 2026.
  5. worldfootball.net — Ecuador Serie A: winners list. Accessed September 2026.
  6. El Universo — LigaPro junto a Ecuabet anuncian acuerdo histórico para el fútbol ecuatoriano. Accessed September 2026.
  7. Primicias — Cuota de extranjeros en la LigaPro pone en riesgo el recambio. Accessed September 2026.
  8. CONMEBOL — Ranking de Clubes CONMEBOL 2026 (PDF). Accessed September 2026.
  9. Wikipedia — Copa Sudamericana (background). Accessed September 2026.