About FK Partizan

FK Partizan is one of the most historic and successful football clubs in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia. Founded in Belgrade in 1945 as part of the Yugoslav sports association linked to the army, the club quickly developed into a major force in regional football. Throughout its history, Partizan has remained in the top division and built a strong identity through its tradition, supporters, and long-standing rivalry with Red Star.

The club achieved significant domestic success by winning numerous league titles and cup trophies across the Yugoslav and Serbian eras. Nicknamed "The Steamroller," Partizan became known for its attacking style and strong youth development system, producing many talented players who later achieved international recognition. Their home ground, Partizan Stadium, has been the club’s home since 1949 and remains one of Serbia’s most recognizable football venues.

Partizan also made history on the European stage. The club played in the first-ever European Champions Cup match in 1955 and became the first team from Southeast Europe to reach the European Cup final in 1966. In later years, Partizan continued to represent Serbian football internationally and became the first Serbian club to participate in the UEFA Champions League group stage, strengthening its reputation beyond domestic competitions.