: For the 2010–2011 season, the league was reduced to ten teams, and reserve teams from Bundesliga clubs were excluded from the second-tier competition to maintain the league's professional standard.
Known as the for sponsorship reasons, this 37th edition of the competition concluded in mid-2011.
, though the "Elite League" name was also used for top-tier competitions in other regions like Macau during the same year. 2011–12 Iraqi Elite League (Asiacell Elite League) elit liga 2011
The defining story of the Elit Liga 2011 was the dramatic shift in the championship trophy case.
: Major clubs like FCSB (Steaua) , Viitorul Constanța , and Dinamo București have historically used this league to blood future senior internationals. 3. Austrian Regional Football: Elitliga (Regionalliga) : For the 2010–2011 season, the league was
on home ice. For the 10th time in club history, they lifted the trophy. Rickard Wallin (the captain) and Jörgen Jönsson hoisted the trophy not just as champions, but as the last representatives of a dying breed: the veteran-laden Swedish core.
: The league is designed to pit the country’s best football academies against one another to bridge the gap between youth and senior football. 2011–12 Iraqi Elite League (Asiacell Elite League) The
The final at Wembley Stadium was a dream matchup: the defending champions Barcelona against the dynamic English champions Manchester United. Sir Alex Ferguson’s United featured a young core including Wayne Rooney, Javier Hernández "Chicharito," and Ryan Giggs. Many pundits believed United’s physicality could unsettle Barcelona.
During this same period, the top football division in Iraq underwent a rebranding, changing its name from the "Iraqi Premier League" to the Iraqi Elite League . This era is often divided into two pivotal seasons that overlapped with the 2011 calendar year: 1. The 2010–11 Season