FK Hajduk Beograd

Full name	FK Hajduk Beograd
Nickname(s)	?
Founded	1937
Ground	Stadion Hajduk Lion (Capacity: 4500)
Chairman	Ljubomir Popović
Manager	Vladimir Madžarević
League	Prva Liga Telekom Srbija
2007/08	14th
Home colours Away colours

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FK Hajduk Beograd (Serbian Cyrillic: Фудбалски клуб Хајдук) is a football club from Belgrade, Serbia.

Contents 1 Recent seasons 2 Stadium 3 Fans 4 Current Squad 5 Notable Players 6 External links

[edit] Recent seasons

Season	League	Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	P	Cup	Notes	Manager
1998-99	2 - East	2	21	12	8	1	28	13	44	did not qualify	Promoted 1
1999-00	1	18	40	14	3	23	56	75	45	Last 32	Relegated
2000-01	2 - East	2	34	28	2	4	93	26	86	Last 32
2001-02	2 - East	5	34	15	10	9	64	44	55	did not qualify
2002-03	2 - East	7	33	11	12	10	46	37	45	did not qualify
2003-04	2 - East	1	36	20	6	10	59	49	66	Last 32	Promoted
2004-05	1	16	30	2	6	22	20	76	12	did not qualify	Relegated, withdrew from 2nd level
2005-06	3 - Belgrade	12	38	14	6	18	41	49	48	Last 32
2006-07	3 - Belgrade	1	34	25	7	2	52	15	82	did not qualify	Promoted

¹ Championship abandoned officially on May 14, 1999 due to the NATO attacks on FR Yugoslavia.

[edit] Stadium

Stadium of Fk Hajduk Beograd holds 4.500

[edit] Fans

The fans of Hajduk Beograd are Brigants

[edit] Current Squad

Igor Kojić
Bojan Tihomirović
Dragan Popović
Stefan Vlaisavljević
Darko Gojković
Marko Bjeković
Darko Gojković
Filip Knjajić
Ivan Ristivojević
Vukadin Vukadinović
Nebojša Stojčić
Nikola Milošević
Nikola Prebiracević
Marko Tepavcević
Predrag Topuzović
Milorad Mrdak
Stefan Stojanović
Boris Savić
Vladimir Ranković
Đorđe Vlajić
Dušan Kolarević
Andrija Mirković
Igor Mijović
Marko Lazić
Aleksandar Mojović
Bogdan Bogdanović

[edit] Notable Players

Kuzman Babeu Dušan Belić Bojan Božović Ivan Ćirka Vladimir Dišljenković Ikechukwu Ezeh Marko Filipović Ivan Jević Bojan Kajgo Andrija Kaluđerović

Stanislav Karasi Saša Kovačević Slavko Marić Miroslav Milošević Aleksandar R. Petrović Zoran Ranković Rivanilton de França Miroslav Savić Božidar Urošević

[edit] External links

Not have official site

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