About FK Sloboda Tuzla

FK Sloboda Tuzla is a professional football club based in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, founded on 30 November 1919, making it one of the oldest football clubs in the country. The club is commonly known as “Crveno-crni” (The Red-Blacks) and plays its home matches at Stadion Tušanj. Sloboda is part of the larger multi-sport society RSD Sloboda Tuzla, which includes several sports sections across different disciplines.

Throughout its history, Sloboda has experienced both Yugoslav and Bosnian football systems. In the Yugoslav period, the club competed mainly in the Second League and occasionally reached higher levels, while also achieving success in domestic cup competitions. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Sloboda became a regular participant in the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, though it has also spent periods in the First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina due to relegation and restructuring.

In modern times, FK Sloboda Tuzla has remained an important traditional club with a strong local identity and supporter base known as “Fukare Tuzla.” While the club has struggled with consistency and financial challenges, it has also had notable achievements, including reaching cup finals and producing several well-known players. Sloboda continues to be one of the historically significant clubs in Bosnian football and a key representative of the city of Tuzla.