Oud-Heverlee Leuven (OH Leuven) is a Belgian professional football club based in Leuven, Flemish Brabant. The club was founded on 16 April 2002 through the merger of Stade Leuven, Zwarte Duivels Oud-Heverlee, and Daring Club Leuven. OH Leuven plays its home matches at the King Power at Den Dreef Stadion and competes in Belgium's Jupiler Pro League. The club has developed into an established professional organisation with men's, women's, youth, and community football programmes. Its sporting structure includes player development and coaching programmes designed to provide pathways from youth football to senior professional competition. In 2017, OH Leuven was acquired by King Power, strengthening the club's organisational and sporting resources. The club returned to the Belgian top flight in 2020 and has continued to compete at the highest domestic level. OH Leuven also places significant emphasis on social responsibility and community engagement, with initiatives focused on accessibility, inclusion, education, and participation. The club works with regional partners, businesses, supporters, schools, and community organisations to expand football's positive impact throughout Leuven and the surrounding region. Its professional operations cover sporting management, academy development, commercial partnerships, hospitality, events, communications, ticketing, and community activities. OH Leuven's long-term strategy combines sporting ambition with sustainable organisational development, while its identity remains closely connected to Leuven and its surrounding communities. The club continues to invest in football development, infrastructure, fan experience, women's football, and community programmes while seeking to establish itself as a stable and competitive presence in Belgian professional football.