2025 Liga 3 (Peru)

The 2025 Liga 3 will be the 1st edition of the third tier of Federación Peruana de Futbol.

Format

The format for the 2025 Liga 3 has yet to be revealed.

Initially, it had been planned that the 2025 season would be played with 32 teams: 1 relegated from Peruvian Segunda División in 2024, 6 teams qualified from the 2024 Torneo de Reservas and 25 teams promoted from the 2024 Copa Perú. However, after the administrative relegation of Unión Huaral and Juan Aurich, from Liga 2 at the beginning of the season, in addition to the increase to eight of the qualifiers since the 2024 Torneo de Promoción y Reserva, this number was expanded to 36.^[1]

Deportivo Municipal's disqualification from the 2024 Liga 2 caused the 2025 Liga 3 season to increase to 37, one more than the initial number of 36.

Promoted from 2024 Copa Perú			Qualified from 2024 Torneo de Promoción y Reserva	Relegated from 2024 Liga 2
Amazonas 1 Áncash 1 Apurímac 1 Arequipa 1 Ayacucho 1 Cajamarca 1 Callao 1 Cusco 1 UDA (Huancavelica 1)	Huánuco 1 Ica 1 Junín 1 La Libertad 1 Lambayeque 1 Lima 1 Loreto 1 Alto Rendimiento (Madre de Dios 1)	Moquegua 1 Pasco 1 Piura 1 Puno 1 San Martín 1 Tacna 1 Tumbes 1 Ucayali 1	Universitario II (1st) Melgar II (2nd) Alianza Lima II (Semifinalist) ADT II (Semifinalist) Cienciano II (Quarterfinalist) Sport Boys II (Quarterfinalist) Sport Huancayo II (Quarterfinalist) Universidad César Vallejo II (Quarterfinalist)	Deportivo Municipal (12th, Retired) Carlos Stein (16th) Juan Aurich (Retired) Unión Huaral (Retired)

Locations of the 2025 Liga 3 teams

Team	City	Stadium^[2]	Capacity^[3]
ADT II	Tarma	Unión Tarma	9,100
Alto Rendimiento	Puerto Maldonado	IPD de Puerto Maldonado	2,000
Alianza Lima II	Lima	Esther Grande de Bentín	–
Carlos Stein	Chongoyape	Municipal de la Juventud	2,500
Cienciano II	Cusco	Thomas E. Payne	8,000
Deportivo Municipal	Lima	Iván Elías Moreno	11,000
Juan Aurich	Lambayeque	César Flores Marigorda	7,000
Melgar II	Arequipa	CAR - FBC Melgar	–
Sport Boys II	Callao	Campolo Alcalde	2,000
Sport Huancayo II	Huancayo	Huancayo	20,000
Unión Huaral	Chancay	Julio Lores Colán	6,000
UDA	Huancavelica	IPD de Huancavelica	8,500
Universidad César Vallejo II	Trujillo	Villa Poeta	–
Universitario II	Lima	Campo Mar - U	–
Amazonas 1
Áncash 1
Apurímac 1
Arequipa 1
Ayacucho 1
Cajamarca 1
Callao 1
Cusco 1
Huánuco 1
Ica 1
Junín 1
La Libertad 1
Lambayeque 1
Lima 1
Loreto 1
Moquegua 1
Pasco 1
Piura 1
Puno 1
San Martín 1
Tacna 1
Tumbes 1
Ucayali 1

^ REGLAMENTO Torneo Promoción y Reservas 2024
^ Most stadiums are owned by the Instituto Peruano del Deporte (IPD).
^ "Peru". fussballtempel.net. Archived from the original on 25 February 2008. Retrieved 2008-02-02.