About FK Voždovac

FK Voždovac is a Serbian football club based in Belgrade, founded in 1912 under the name FK Dušanovac. In its early decades, the club mostly competed in lower and regional divisions of Yugoslav football and went through several name changes before becoming Voždovački SK in 1929 and later adopting the current name FK Voždovac in 1973. During the early period, it remained a modest club without major national success but gradually built its identity within Belgrade football.

Throughout the post-war Yugoslav era, Voždovac continued to play mainly in the lower tiers, occasionally achieving promotion to higher divisions but struggling to maintain stability at the top level. A significant moment came in the early 2000s when the club returned to higher competition and strengthened its position in Serbian football. In the 2004–05 period, Voždovac also benefited from a merger with FK Železnik, which helped it reach the top national league and compete more consistently at the highest level.

In modern Serbian football, FK Voždovac is known as a stable SuperLiga and First League competitor, often competing in the top two tiers. The club also became widely recognized for its unique stadium, built on top of a shopping center and opened in 2013, which is one of the most unusual football venues in Europe. In recent years, Voždovac has maintained its role as a solid mid-level Serbian club, focusing on development and consistency rather than major trophy success.