OFK Beograd
Состав
- Dušan Marković1935сейчас
- Stefan Čupić2012сейчас
- Aleksandar Ješić2013сейчас
- Borko Duronjić2014сейчас
Komnen Andrić2014сейчас- Nemanja Belaković2014сейчас
- Nikola Cuckić2014сейчас
Aleksandar Radovanović2015сейчас
Daniel Avramovski2015сейчас- Filip Rajevac2015сейчас
- Petar Gigić2015сейчас
- Dragomir Vukobratović2016сейчас
Vladimir Jovović2016сейчас
Milan Rodić2026сейчас- Adolf Perclсейчас
- Aranđel Stojkovićсейчас
- Boško Simonovićсейчас
Božidar Petrovićсейчас- Danilo Stojanovićсейчас
- Dušan Draškovićсейчас
- Dušan Miloševićсейчас
Ebenezer Annanсейчас- Kosta Tomaševićсейчас
- Lazar Romanićсейчас
Lazar Tufegdžićсейчас- Milan Stojanovićсейчас
Milorad Arsenijevićсейчас- Milovan Ćirićсейчас
- Nikola Šipčićсейчас
Veljko Nikolićсейчас- Žarko Mihajlovićсейчас
- Andreja Kojić1911–1914
- Andreja Kojić1918–1923
- Branimir Porobić1919–1919
- Nikola Simić1919–1925
- Svetozar Popović1919–1925
- Branimir Porobić1921–1926
Milorad Mitrović1922–1928- Dragutin Najdanović1924–1931
Rudolf Wetzer1924–1925- Dragomir Tošić1925–1935
Ivan Bek1925–1928
Janko Rodin1925–1927
Ljubiša Đorđević1925–1935- Blagoje Marjanović1926–1939
Aleksandar Tirnanić1927–1937
Kuzman Sotirović1927–1928
Ljubiša Stevanović1928–1928- Đorđe Vujadinović1928–1940
Dragoslav Mihajlović1929–1931- Otmar Gazzari1929–1934
- Branislav Hrnjiček1930–1932
- Svetislav Glišović1931–1941
- Slavko Šurdonja1932–1940
- Sándor Nemes1932–1933
- Franjo Glaser1933–1937
- Vojin Božović1933–1941
- August Bivec1934–1935
- Bruno Knežević1934–1941
- Gustav Lechner1934–1941
Ivan Jazbinšek1934–1935- Milorad Mitrović1934–1937
- Ján Podhradský1936–1939
Petar Manola1936–1942- Srđan Mrkušić1936–1944
- Ernest Dubac1937–1941
- Svetislav Valjarević1937–1941
Rajko Mitić1938–1944
Frane Matošić1939–1940
Miodrag Jovanović1940–1945
Branko Stanković1941–1945
Prvoslav Mihajlović1942–1944- Abdulah Gegić1946–1947
- Miodrag Jovanović1946–1947
- Lazar Tasić1948–1954
- Jovan Cokić1949–1952
Ljubiša Spajić1950–1952- Todor Živanović1950–1950
- Tomislav Kaloperović1951–1955
- Nikola Radović1952–1954
- Petar Radenković1952–1960
Sava Antić1952–1963- Stanoje Jocić1952–1953
- Vasilije Šijaković1954–1962
- Vladimir Šenauer1955–1957
- Aleksandar Petaković1957–1961
- Stanoje Jocić1957–1959
Milorad Milutinović1958–1960
Miloš Milutinović1958–1960
Srboljub Krivokuća1958–1962
Josip Skoblar1959–1966
Spasoje Samardžić1959–1966
Srđan Čebinac1961–1964- Blagoje Vidinić1962–1964
Ilija Petković1964–1973- Jovan Aćimović1964–1965
- Ilija Mitić1965–1967
- Miloš Milutinović1965–1966
Slavoljub Muslin1965–1972
Slobodan Santrač1965–1974- Branko Buljevic1966–1967
Dragoslav Stepanović1966–1973
Doug Utjesenovic1967–1969
Dragoslav Šekularac1968–1969- Dragoslav Šekularac1968–1968
- Miloš Milutinović1968–1969
Petar Borota1969–1975
Branko Smiljanić1970–1978- Sergije Krešić1972–1975
- Ilija Petković1976–1983
- Slobodan Santrač1976–1977
- Branko Smiljanić1979–1981
- Slobodan Topalović1979–1981
- Zoran Stojadinović1979–1980
Mitar Mrkela1981–1983- Stanislav Karasi1981–1982
- Dušan Nikolić1982–1983
- Milan Ivanović1982–1985
- Dragan Simeunović1983–1983
Radojko Avramović1984–1985- Stevica Kuzmanovski1984–1986
- Zoran Stojadinović1984–1986
- Gordan Petrić1985–1989
Nikola Kavazović1985–1993- Dejan Joksimović1986–1987
- Miško Mirković1986–1992
- Darko Janacković1987–1988
Zvezdan Terzić1987–1996- Predrag Stanković1988–1991
- Slobodan Krčmarević1988–1991
- Živan Ljukovčan1988–1990
Dejan Đurđević1989–1993- Milenko Špoljarić1989–1992
- Branko Milovanović1990–1995
Miloš Šestić1990–1991- Oļegs Karavajevs1990–1992
- Stevica Kuzmanovski1990–1991
- Miloš Šestić1991–1991
- Saša Ćurčić1991–1993
- Dušan Petković1992–1995
Danilo Dončić1993–1994- Duško Đurišić1993–2000
Faruk Hujdurović1993–1994- Dejan Đurđević1994–1996
Milorad Peković1994–1999- Nenad Jestrović1994–1997
Saša Petrović1994–1996- Đorđe Tomić1994–1994
- Mihajlo Pjanović1995–1998
Miodrag Anđelković1995–1996
Nenad Lalatović1995–1996- Radovan Ćurčić1995–1995
Vladan Lukić1995–1995- Aleksandar Kristić1996–1995
- Dušan Petković1996–1997
- Rade Todorović1996–1999
Aleksandar Stanojević1997–1999
Saša Stevanović1997–2004- Dejan Rađenović1998–2001
- Nenad Mladenović1998–2000
- Saša Petrović1998–1999
Slavko Matić1998–2001
Božidar Đurković1999–2000- Dušan Petković1999–2001
- Dušan Šimić1999–2001
- Miodrag Anđelković1999–2000
- Nebojša Krupniković1999–1999
Petar Divić1999–2002
Boban Grnčarov2000–2003- Dejan Đurđević2000–2002
- Dragan Stančić2000–2004
Marko Baša2000–2005
Nemanja Vučićević2000–2001
Nikola Valentić2000–2002
Ognjen Koroman2000–2002
Vladimir Božović2000–2007
Đorđe Jokić2000–2004
Željko Ljubenović2000–2001- Aleksandar Stanojević2001–2002
- Aleksandar Trišović2001–2004
- Milorad Peković2001–2002
- Miloš Kolaković2001–2005
Nenad Begović2001–2001
Srđan Stanić2001–2003- Uroš Milosavljević2001–2002
- Đorđe Ivelja2001–2008
- Aleksandar Bajevski2002–2003
- Branko Baković2002–2006
Duško Tošić2002–2006- Eddy Lord Dombraye2002–2003
- Filip Despotovski2002–2003
Hristijan Kirovski2002–2005
Ivan Cvetković2002–2007
Leandro Netto de Macedo2002–2003
Marko Ilić2002–2004- Milan Belić2002–2002
- Milan Zagorac2002–2003
- Miljan Mrdaković2002–2003
- Miloš Bajalica2002–2007
- Miodrag Anđelković2002–2002
Nenad Erić2002–2007- Rudison2002–2003
Zoran Šupić2002–2007
Đorđe Kamber2002–2006
Đorđe Čotra2002–2004
Andrija Kaluđerović2003–2009- Božidar Đurković2003–2003
Branislav Ivanović2003–2006- Igor Matić2003–2005
- Miodrag Anđelković2003–2003
Miodrag Džudović2003–2003- Nemanja Vučićević2003–2004
Đorđe Rakić2003–2004
Aleksandar Simčević2004–2007- Ardian Đokaj2004–2005
Bojan Šaranov2004–2011- Filip Arsenijević2004–2007
- Filip Kasalica2004–2008
- Jeremiah White2004–2004
- Miljan Mrdaković2004–2005
Mladen Kašćelan2004–2006
Stefan Babović2004–2007- Vladimir Branković2004–2005
- Aleksandar Jovanović2005–2007
- Aleksandar Živković2005–2005
- Dalibor Veselinović2005–2008
- Dragan Stančić2005–2006
- Dušan Petković2005–2006
- Ilija Stolica2005–2005
- Ivan Jovanović2005–2005
- Nemanja Belić2005–2009
Nenad Todorović2005–2009
Slobodan Rajković2005–2007- Ajazdin Nuhi2006–2009
Aleksandar Kolarov2006–2007- Igor Matić2006–2007
- Ivan Stevanović2006–2008
- Mario Esteban Berríos2006–2007
- Milan Ilić2006–2009
Miloš Adamović2006–2009
Mitar Novaković2006–2008
Nemanja Milisavljević2006–2007- Radiša Ilić2006–2009
- Vidak Bratić2006–2007
- Đorđe Rakić2006–2007
Đorđe Topalović2006–2007- Bojan Markoski2007–2008
Branko Lazarević2007–2010- Miodrag Anđelković2007–2007
- Nebojša Skopljak2007–2009
- Nemanja Milisavljević2007–2007
Nemanja Milić2007–2013
Nemanja Pejčinović2007–2008- Nemanja Pejčinović2007–2007
Nenad Krstičić2007–2008- Nenad Lalatović2007–2007
- Nikola Beljić2007–2010
- Novak Martinović2007–2009
Petar Jelić2007–2010- Saša Balić2007–2008
Stefan Nikolić2007–2008
Aleksandar Ignjovski2008–2011- Aleksandar Jevtić2008–2009
Amer Osmanagić2008–2012- Milovan Milović2008–2008
- Miloš Bosančić2008–2008
Stefan Šćepović2008–2010
Vladimir Volkov2008–2009
William Artur de Oliveira2008–2008- Aboubakar Oumarou2009–2010
- Andrej Mrkela2009–2010
- Danilo Nikolić2009–2011
- Milan Rodić2009–2013
- Miloš Filipović2009–2012
- Miloš Krstić2009–2012
- Nikola Jolović2009–2009
Petar Planić2009–2012
Saša Marković2009–2011- Veseljko Trivunović2009–2011
- Vidak Bratić2009–2009
Vojislav Stanković2009–2009- Đorđe Topalović2009–2012
- Andrija Dragojević2010–2013
Filip Kljajić2010–2012- Igor Jelić2010–2011
Ivan Kecojević2010–2012- Luka Milunović2010–2011
Marko Petković2010–2013
Nenad Injac2010–2010
Aleksandar Paločević2011–2015- Augusto Batioja2011–2013
- Marko Milić2011–2012
- Marko Pavlovski2011–2013
Milan Lukač2011–2013- Milan Purović2011–2012
Nemanja Nikolić2011–2013- Predrag Pavlović2011–2013
Uroš Nenadović2011–2013
Aleksandar Čavrić2012–2014- Dragan Bogavac2012–2014
- Edin Rustemović2012–2014
- Jovan Stojanović2012–2012
- Nikola Vasiljević2012–2014
Petar Grbić2012–2013
Saša Zdjelar2012–2015- Veseljko Trivunović2012–2013
- Vladan Adžić2012–2014
Bogdan Planić2013–2014- Bojan Pavlović2013–2014
- Darko Micevski2013–2015
- Dejan Dražić2013–2015
- Igor Ivanović2013–2014
- Jovan Damjanović2013–2014
Marko Perović2013–2013
Milan Gajić2013–2015
Nemanja Antonov2013–2015- Petar Golubović2013–2014
- Stevan Bates2013–2014
Aleksandar Alempijević2014–2014
Aleksandar Stanisavljević2014–2014- Dejan Zarubica2014–2015
Ivan Vuković2014–2014
Marko Janković2014–2015
Mihajlo Cakić2014–2014
Milan Obradović2014–2014- Milan Savić2014–2015
- Miloš Obradović2014–2014
- Mitar Novaković2014–2014
Nikola Aksentijević2014–2015
Saša Jovanović2014–2014- Sead Hadžibulić2014–2014
Aleksandar Pejović2015–2016- Bogdan Planić2015–2016
Branimir Subašić2015–2015- Branimir Subašić2015–2015
Dario Damjanović2015–2015- Ivan Rogač2015–2015
Nikola Ignjatijević2015–2015
Nikola Mikić2015–2016
Ognjen Čančarević2015–2015
Ostoja Stjepanović2015–2015
Srđa Knežević2015–2015- Adam Mitchell2016–2016
- Danijel Stojković2016–2016
- Marko Pavlovski2016–2016
- Vasilije Đurić2017–2018
Ognjen Mimović2023–2023
OFK Beograd is a professional football club based in Belgrade, Serbia, known for its rich history and contributions to the sport.
The club was founded in 1945 as Metalac, evolving from the legacy of BSK, a dominant team in Serbian football history.
The club has won the Yugoslav First League five times, with their most recent title coming in the 2023-24 season.
Биография
Formation
OFK Beograd, also known as OFK Belgrade, is a Serbian professional football club based in Belgrade, specifically in the Karaburma neighborhood of the municipality of Palilula. The club was founded in 1945 under the name Metalac by former members of BSK, a prominent football club in the Kingdom of Serbia and later Yugoslavia. BSK was the most successful club between 1923 and 1941, winning five national champion titles. The club initially carried the name Metalac until 1950, when it was renamed back to BSK. In 1957, it merged with TSK Šumadija to form OFK Beograd, which stands for Omladinski fudbalski klub, meaning Youth Football Club.
Golden Era
The club entered a "Golden Era" starting in 1953 when it won the Yugoslav Cup, followed by additional victories in 1955, 1961-62, and 1965-66. During this time, OFK Beograd was known for its elegant style of play, earning the nickname "Romantičari" (Romantics). The club also finished as runners-up in the Yugoslav First League twice, in the 1954-55 and 1965-66 seasons. The 1960s and early 1970s marked a period of European competition, with OFK Beograd participating eight times and achieving notable success, including a semi-final appearance in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1962-63.
Honours and Legacy
Throughout its history, OFK Beograd has secured numerous domestic and international honours. The club has won the Yugoslav First League five times and the Yugoslav Cup five times as well. In recent years, they claimed the Serbian First League title in the 2023-24 season, showcasing their enduring presence in Serbian football. OFK Beograd remains a significant part of the football culture in Serbia, continuing to attract fans with its rich history and commitment to youth development in the sport.
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Карьера и клубы
The beginning
The club was founded in 1945 as Metalac but it is considered to be the successor of BSK, one of the most prominent football clubs in Kingdom of Serbia and later Kingdom of Yugoslavia. It was also the most successful club between 1923 and 1941, with five national champion titles. BSK played its first game on 13 October 1911 against Šumadija from Kragujevac and won 8–1.
In 1945, after World War II, the club was established under the name Metalac by some former members of BSK. This club carried the name until 1950, when it was renamed to BSK, but in the 1957 the club merged with TSK Šumadija to form OFK Beograd (Serbian Latin: Omladinski fudbalski klub, English: YFC – Youth Football Club).
The golden era
A two-decade-long "Golden Era" began when the club won the Yugoslav Cup in 1953. Three other Yugoslav Cup wins followed, in 1955 and the 1961–62 and 1965–66 seasons. The club was the Yugoslav First League runner-up twice, in 1954–55 and 1965–66. In the meantime, the club had changed its name once again. In 1957, the club was named OFK Beograd, once again in an attempt to attract spectators to the stadium, especially younger ones who often opted for either Red Star or Partizan. In that time, the players played elegant football and therefore got the nickname of "Romantičari".
The 1960s and the first half of the 1970s were years of European glory. OFK Beograd had participated eight times in European competitions. Their biggest success came in the…
- League
- Serbian SuperLiga
- League
- Serbian League Belgrade
- League
- Serbian First League
Наследие
Domestic
League
Yugoslav First League Winners (5): 1931, 1933, 1935, 1936, 1938–39 Yugoslav Second League Winners (3): 1958–59 (East), 1979–80 (East), 1984–85 (East) Serbian First League Winners (1): 2023–24
Cups
Yugoslav Cup Winners (5): 1934, 1953, 1955, 1961–62, 1965–66 Runners-up: 1938 Serbia and Montenegro Cup Runners-up: 2005–06
European
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Semi-finals: 1962–63 UEFA Cup Quarter-finals: 1972–73 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Semi-finals: 1958–60
Unofficial
Serbian Championship Winners: 1920, 1920–21, 1921–22 Serbian League (top level between 1940 and 1944) Winners: 1939–40, 1940–41, 1942–43, 1943–44 Runners-up: 1941–42 People's Republic of Serbia League (Belgrade championship) Winners: 1945 Serbian Cup Winners: 1941
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
OFK Beograd, also known in English as OFK Belgrade and currently referred to as OFK Beograd Mozzart Bet for sponsorship reasons, is a Serbian professional football club based in Belgrade, more precisely in Karaburma, an urban neighborhood of the municipality of Palilula. It is part of the OSD Beograd sport society.
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