N.K. Zagreb
Состав
- Veljko Ugrinić1903сейчас
- Dino Štiglec2009сейчас
- Dino Bevab2011сейчас
- Mladen Pelaić2011сейчас
- Gabrijel Boban2013сейчас
- Rodney Strasser2016сейчас
- Daniel Štefuljсейчас
Jasenko Sabitovićсейчас
Josip Fučekсейчас
Mladen Romićсейчас- Vladimir Klaićсейчас
Zdenko Miletićсейчас- Branko Kralj1945–1952
Branko Zebec1945–1951
Bernard Vukas1946–1947- Ivan Šantek1952–1957
- Božidar Senčar1954–1955
- Dionizije Dvornić1955–1959
- Lev Mantula1955–1958
- Vladimir Firm1956–1957
- Zlatko Dračić1957–1969
- Ivan Pavlica1966–1968
Zdenko Kobeščak1967–1967
Stjepan Lamza1969–1970
Božo Bakota1971–1980- Marijan Čerček1975–1981
- Zlatko Škorić1975–1976
- Josip Čop1976–1983
- Snješko Cerin1976–1976
Vjeran Simunić1976–1982- Jerko Tipurić1980–1983
- Nikola Jerkan1981–1983
- Mustafa Arslanović1983–1984
- Dražen Biškup1986–1988
Nikola Jurčević1986–1988- Branko Strupar1989–1994
- Nikola Jurčević1989–1991
Tomislav Piplica1989–1991
Besnik Hasi1990–1994- Damir Kalapač1990–1993
- Darko Vukić1990–1994
- Dražen Biškup1990–1994
- Mladen Karoglan1990–1991
- Niko Čeko1990–1995
- Renato Jurčec1990–1992
- Željko Župetić1990–1996
- Fabijan Komljenović1991–1993
- Joško Popović1991–1996
- Vjekoslav Škrinjar1991–1992
- Miroslav Bičanić1992–1993
- Miroslav Žitnjak1992–1994
- Robert Špehar1992–1994
- Goran Jurić1993–1995
- Miroslav Bičanić1993–1994
- Muhamed Konjić1993–1996
Đovani Roso1993–1996- Mladen Rudonja1994–1994
- Nermin Šabić1994–1994
- Tomislav Rukavina1994–1995
- Željko Pavlović1994–1996
Željko Sopić1994–1998- Darko Vukić1995–1997
- Dražen Biškup1995–2000
- Nino Bule1995–2000
- Dželaludin Muharemović1996–1997
- Fabijan Komljenović1996–1997
- Goran Jurić1996–1996
- Ibrahim Duro1996–1997
Igor Jovićević1996–1999- Marinko Galič1996–1997
Mate Baturina1996–1998- Sandro Tomić1996–2002
- Admir Adžem1997–1998
Elvis Scoria1997–1997
Hari Vukas1997–1999
Hrvoje Vejić1997–2001
Ivica Banović1997–2000- Mate Dragičević1997–2000
- Renato Jurčec1997–1997
- Vjekoslav Škrinjar1997–1999
- Želimir Terkeš1997–2001
- Dario Dabac1998–2001
- Erjon Bogdani1998–2000
- Krunoslav Lovrek1998–2003
- Joško Popović1999–2001
Krunoslav Rendulić1999–2000- Igor Jovićević2000–2001
- Josip Bulat2000–2002
- Mate Baturina2000–2001
- Vedran Ješe2000–2004
- Darko Vukić2001–2002
Emir Spahić2001–2004- Feđa Dudić2001–2002
- Frane Čačić2001–2003
- Goran Jurić2001–2001
- Ibrahim Duro2001–2003
Ivica Olić2001–2002- Nermin Šabić2001–2002
- Vladimir Vasilj2001–2003
- Branko Hucika2002–2003
- Damir Milinović2002–2002
- Darko Vukić2002–2003
- Goran Ljubojević2002–2002
- Igor Novaković2002–2003
- Ivan Babić2002–2004
- Ivan Radoš2002–2004
Ivica Vrdoljak2002–2007- Josip Barišić2002–2004
- Joško Jeličić2002–2003
Martin Šarić2002–2002- Petar Krpan2002–2002
- Radomir Đalović2002–2006
- Dario Smoje2003–2004
- Dragan Stojkić2003–2008
- Marko Marić2003–2005
Mensur Mujdža2003–2009- Renato Pilipović2003–2004
Robert Prosinečki2003–2004
Sergej Jakirović2003–2005
Josip Škorić2004–2010- Mario Brkljača2004–2008
- Mladen Bartolović2004–2006
- Mladen Pelaić2004–2006
Senijad Ibričić2004–2008
Tomislav Labudović2004–2009
Vladimir Petrović2004–2004- Vladimir Petrović2004–2005
- Hrvoje Ćustić2005–2007
- Josip Barišić2005–2006
- Marin Oršulić2005–2012
Mario Mandžukić2005–2007- Mateo Roskam2005–2007
Safet Nadarević2005–2008- Željko Sopić2005–2006
- Goran Drmić2006–2007
- Haris Mehmedagić2006–2009
- Krunoslav Lovrek2006–2008
Matija Špičić2006–2011- Stipe Buljan2007–2007
Besart Abdurahimi2008–2014- Damir Šovšić2008–2013
- Davor Vugrinec2008–2010
Ivan Krstanović2008–2011
Ivan Sesar2008–2009
Mateo Pavlović2008–2013- Toni Markić2008–2009
- Goran Ljubojević2009–2010
Jefthon2009–2011- Marin Skender2009–2010
- Mario Tokić2009–2011
- James Dens da Silva2010–2011
- Xhevahir Sukaj2010–2011
- Ante Mitrović2011–2014
Carlos Santos de Jesus2011–2011
Denis Kolinger2011–2016- Krunoslav Rendulić2011–2011
Mate Maleš2011–2012- Stipe Lapić2011–2012
Vedran Celiščak2011–2012
Dinko Trebotić2012–2012
Dominik Livaković2012–2016
Jakub Vojtuš2012–2013- Safet Nadarević2012–2013
Vlado Zadro2012–2013
Filip Krovinović2013–2015- Luka Šimunović2014–2016
NK Zagreb is an association football club based in Croatia, known for its rich history in the sport.
The club competes in the Croatian Football League, showcasing its commitment to the sport at various levels.
The club's first official match was played in 1904, marking the beginning of its long-standing football tradition.
Биография
Formation and Early History
NK Zagreb, officially known as Nogometni klub Zagreb, is a Croatian football club based in the capital city of Zagreb. The club's origins are somewhat complex, with a common misconception that it was founded in 1903 as PNIŠK (Prvi nogometni i športski klub). However, sports historians trace its true roots to the establishment of Hrvatski športski klub Zagreb and Hrvatski tipografski športski klub Zagreb in the early 1910s, with some linking it to Športski klub Zagreb founded in 1919. The first official match took place in 1904, and the club's first international match was against Hungarian champions Ferencváros in 1905, where they achieved a remarkable 11-1 victory.
Post-War Era and Achievements
After World War II, the club was reestablished as Fizkulturno društvo Zagreb on October 10, 1946, through the merger of local clubs. Over the years, NK Zagreb has had its share of successes, notably winning the Croatian First League in the 2001-02 season and finishing as runners-up in the league during the 1992 and 1993-94 seasons. The club has also claimed the Croatian Second League title in the 2013-14 season and has had multiple honors in the Yugoslav leagues prior to Croatia's independence.
Recent Developments
Currently, NK Zagreb competes in the Četvrta nogometna liga Središte Zagreb podskupina A, which is the fifth tier of the Croatian football league system, a change that occurred in the 2021-22 season as part of a broader restructuring of the league system. Despite the challenges faced in recent years, NK Zagreb remains a significant part of Croatian football history, with a legacy that reflects the evolution of the sport in the region.
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Карьера и клубы
Foundation thesis
PNIŠK misconception
The club was inaccurately considered to be founded in 1903 as PNIŠK (Prvi nogometni i športski klub, translated First Football and Athletic Club), being one of the first to be formed in Croatia. First secretary was Dragutin Baki, the president was Vilhelm Witte, and the captain of the team and instructor was Czech Jan Todl. Since there weren't any clubs to play with, the first official match was played between the club's players divided into two groups in 1904. Ticket income from the match was 3 krone and 3 filers. The first international match was played in 1905 against Hungarian champions Ferencváros on Magyar Athletikai Club's pitch. The home team won with a high 11–1 score. The players who played for Zagreb were: Filipčić, Schwarz, Todl, Mutefelija, Slavnič, Ugrinić, Polivka, Uhrl, Višinger, Koruna, and Torbić. According to sports historians, the history of the club can be linked only to beginnings in 1908 and 1910 with the founding of Hrvatski športski klub Zagreb (Croatian Athletic Club Zagreb) and Hrvatski tipografski športski klub Zagreb (Croatian Typographic Athletic Club Zagreb), while some see the roots of the club in the founding of Športski klub Zagreb, (Athletic Club Zagreb) in 1919.
Post-WWII restitution
After the Second World War, Fizkulturno društvo Zagreb (Zagreb Sports Society) or short FD Zagreb was established on 10 October 1946 by merging newly founded local clubs Sloboda and…
- League
- Croatian Football League
Наследие
Croatian First League Winners (1): 2001–02 Runners-up (2): 1992, 1993–94 Third place (3): 1992–93, 2004–05, 2006–07 Croatian Second League Winners (1): 2013–14 Fourth Football League Center Third place (1): 2020–21 Croatian Cup Runners up (1): 1996–97 Croatian Super Cup Runners-up (1): 2002 Yugoslav Second League Winners (6): 1953–54, 1963–64, 1972–73, 1975–76, 1979–80, 1990–91 Runners-up (1): 1974–75 Third place (2): 1970–71, 1971–72 Yugoslav Third League Winners (1): 1989–90 Third place (1): 1988–89 Croatian Republic League Winners (1): 1987–88 Runners-up (3): 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Nogometni klub Zagreb, commonly known as NK Zagreb or simply Zagreb, is a Croatian football club based in the capital city of Zagreb. It currently competes in the fifth tier league competition of Croatian football league system, Četvrta nogometna liga Središte Zagreb podskupina A in Croatian since the 2021–22 season and the revision of league in preparation for structure reorganization in a men's league system of Croatian football league system starting from 2022–23 which also led to labeling changes for the league levels.
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