KF Besiana

Kosovo · Founded: 1984

Club
KF Besiana
Podujevo
Stadium
Zahir Pajaziti City Stadium
Cap. 2,000
Founded
1984
Dissolved
2011

About KF Besiana

KF Besiana was a football club based in Podujevo, Kosovo. Founded in 1984, it competed in various levels of the Kosovar football system, including the top division and later the second tier, Liga e Parë. The club was associated with the city also known as Besiana and played its home matches at a local municipal stadium.

The most successful period in the club’s history came during the 2001–02 season, when KF Besiana achieved a remarkable domestic treble. In that campaign, the team won the Kosovo Superleague, the Kosovar Cup, and the Kosovar Super Cup, marking the only major trophies in its history. The club’s colors were yellow and navy blue, and it developed local rivalries with nearby teams such as KF Llapi.

Despite its early success, the club later declined and spent time in lower divisions. It eventually withdrew from league competition and is no longer active in professional football. Nevertheless, KF Besiana remains notable in Kosovo’s football history, particularly for its standout 2001–02 season and its connection to former Kosovo football legend Fadil Vokrri, who was among its founders.

Trophies & Finals

Kosovo

Tournament Count Years
Championship 1 2001-02
1 2000-01
Cup 1 2001-02
1 1999-00