FK Olimpik
Состав
- Sulejman Smajić2013сейчас
- Mirza Varešanović2014сейчас
Admir Raščić2015сейчас- Emir Hadžić2015сейчас
- Taianan2015сейчас
Rowen Muscatсейчас- Zajko Zeba2002–2003
- Omer Joldić2008–2009
- Vedran Ješe2008–2010
- Albin Pelak2009–2010
Aleksandar Simčević2009–2009- Darko Spalević2009–2009
Miloš Jokić2009–2010- Miloš Vidović2009–2014
- Muhamed Subašić2009–2015
Zoran Rajović2009–2009- Admir Raščić2010–2011
Darko Glišić2010–2010- Edin Šaranović2010–2011
Irfan Hadžić2010–2011
Admir Vladavić2011–2011
Haris Duljević2011–2014- Haris Harba2011–2012
Rade Dugalić2011–2011- Velibor Đurić2011–2013
- Alen Škoro2012–2012
- Alen Škoro2012–2013
- Bratislav Ristić2012–2012
- Fenan Salčinović2012–2012
- Haris Hajradinović2012–2012
Adi Mehremić2013–2013- Alen Bašić2013–2013
Amar Rahmanović2013–2014- Toni Markić2013–2013
- Vilim Posinković2013–2013
Amer Gojak2014–2015- Asim Zec2014–2014
- Jadranko Bogičević2014–2016
Amer Osmanagić2015–2015- Srđan Stanić2015–2016
FK Olimpik was a professional football club based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The club was formed on October 3, 1993, amidst the Bosnian War, making it one of the first teams in independent Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Olimpik won the Asim Ferhatović "Hase" Memorial Cup in futsal in 1993, shortly after its formation.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
FK Olimpik, a professional football club based in Sarajevo, was established on October 3, 1993, during the tumultuous period of the Bosnian War. The club was founded by a group of dedicated individuals including Ramiz Krilašević and the Okerić brothers, who worked tirelessly to organize training equipment and kits. Under the management of Slobodan Rajević, Olimpik quickly made a name for itself, winning the Asim Ferhatović "Hase" Memorial Cup in futsal the same year. They advanced through regional competitions, showcasing their talent by scoring 28 goals and conceding only one in their initial matches.
Rise and Challenges
Olimpik's competitive spirit led them to the First League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where they faced various challenges, including relegation in the 1995–96 season. However, they bounced back, winning the First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina three times, with notable victories in 1996–97, 2008–09, and 2019–20. The club also achieved success in the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup, clinching the title in the 2014–15 season.
Decline and Dissolution
Despite their successes, Olimpik faced difficulties in maintaining their position in the top tier. After being relegated following the 2016–17 season, they played in the second tier until their promotion back to the Premier League. Unfortunately, the club was dissolved in 2021, marking the end of an era for a team that had been a significant part of Bosnian football history. Throughout its existence, FK Olimpik was recognized for its organization and contributions to the sport, earning accolades such as the Award for Best Organized Club in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2010.
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Карьера и клубы
Early years
Olimpik was formed amidst the Bosnian War on 3 October 1993 in Sarajevo. Figures associated with the club in its early days included Ramiz Krilašević, brothers Šefkija and Edhem Okerić, Mustafa Ruvić, Suad Osmanagić and Sakib Trtić, who between themselves organised equipment and kits for training. The club's first manager was Slobodan Rajević., and early players included Kolar, Demirović, Subašić, Sužnjević, Ahmetagić, Muhović, Toromanović, Memišević, Tozo, Ćurt, Babić, Dogan, Salman, Smajović. The team managed to win the Asim Ferhatović "Hase" Memorial Cup in futsal in 1993. Later that year, regional competitions for membership of the Bosnian and Herzegovinian football leagues were played. Olimpik participated in the Sarajevo Canton, and were advanced to the next tier, after playing a total of 8 matches and scoring 28 goals while conceding only 1. In 1994, the team competed in the next tier within the Tuzla inter-cantonal group, where they met opponents such as Sloboda (Tuzla), Gradina (Srebrenik), Turbina (Jablanica), Natron (Maglaj) and Travnik (Travnik). Olimpik finished as runners-up and thereby guaranteed themselves a place in the new First League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, organised by the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina.Around this time, the team also won the War Olympiad in Tuzla.
Post-war period
The 1995–96 season saw the team play in the First League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but they were relegated at the end of the…
- League
- Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Наследие
Domestic
League
First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Winners (3): 1996–97 (south), 2008–09, 2019–20 Runners-up (3): 2002–03, 2017–18, 2018–19 Second League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Winners (2): 2004–05 (center), 2007–08 (center)
Cups
Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup: Winners (1): 2014–15
Recognitions
Award for Best Organized Club in Bosnia and Herzegovina Winners (1): 2010
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Fudbalski klub Olimpik Sarajevo was a professional football club from Sarajevo, based in the Otoka neighbourhood. Being one of the first teams to be formed in independent Bosnia and Herzegovina, they joined the country's top division, the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, upon its inception in 1993. After the 2016–17 season, they were relegated into the First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country's second-tier league, where they played until the 2019–20 season, before getting promoted back to the Premier League. The club was dissolved in 2021.
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