About KF Trepça

KF Trepça is a professional football club based in the southern part of Mitrovica, Kosovo. Founded in 1932, it is one of the oldest and historically significant clubs in the country. The team currently competes in the First Football League of Kosovo, the second tier of the national system, and plays its home matches at the Adem Jashari Olympic Stadium.

The club achieved notable success during the Yugoslav era, becoming the first team from Kosovo to reach the top division of Yugoslav football in the 1977–78 season after winning the second division. In that same period, Trepça reached the final of the Yugoslav Cup, an exceptional achievement for a Kosovar club, although they finished as runners-up. Alongside Prishtina, it was one of the few clubs from Kosovo to compete at the highest level of Yugoslav football.

KF Trepça has also been successful domestically, winning multiple league titles and a national cup, and is considered one of the traditional clubs in Kosovo. Its identity is closely tied to the Trepça mining complex, reflected in its nickname “The Miners.” Despite changes in league status over time, the club remains an important part of Kosovo’s football heritage.