About FK Radnički Niš

FK Radnički Niš is a historic Serbian football club based in the city of Niš, founded in 1923. As one of the oldest clubs in the country, it developed a strong football tradition and became an important representative of southern Serbian football. The club, often nicknamed “Real sa Nišave,” has spent many years competing at the highest levels of domestic football and has built a loyal and passionate fan base.

During the Yugoslav era, Radnički Niš established itself as one of the country's strongest clubs, spending 29 seasons in the top division and achieving third-place league finishes in 1980 and 1981. The club enjoyed international success as well, winning the Balkans Cup in 1975 and gaining recognition for its performances against major European teams.

The greatest achievement in the club’s history came during the 1981–82 UEFA Cup campaign, when Radnički reached the semi-finals and became one of the first Yugoslav clubs to make a deep run in a major European competition. In modern Serbian football, the club has remained a regular participant in the top division, continuing to play an important role in the country’s football culture and development.