About SAŠK Sarajevo

SAŠK (Sarajevski amaterski športski klub) is a football club from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with origins dating back to 1910 when it was originally founded as Hrvatski ŠK. In 1919, the club was renamed SAŠK, adopting the name Sarajevski amaterski športski klub. During the interwar period, it became one of the key football clubs in Sarajevo and was an important part of the early development of organized football in the region.

Before World War II, SAŠK was one of the most prominent clubs from Bosnia within the Yugoslav football system. Alongside FK Slavija, it was among the Bosnian clubs with the highest number of appearances in the Yugoslav First League during the pre-war era. The club had several coaches during this period and competed regularly at a high level, contributing significantly to the early competitive football scene in Yugoslavia.

After the end of World War II, SAŠK was dissolved by the authorities of communist Yugoslavia due to its involvement in wartime competitions. The club had participated in the Croatian First League during the war years, which led to its ban in the post-war restructuring of football.