FK Berane

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FK Berane
FK Berane good.png
Full name Fudbalski klub Berane
Founded 1920
Ground Gradski Stadion
Berane, Montenegro
(Capacity: 11,000)
Chairman Montenegro Saša Pešić
Manager Montenegro Slobodan Đukić
League First League
2010/2011 Second League, 3rd
Arrow-up.gif Promoted
Home colours
Away colours

FK Berane is a football club based in Berane, Montenegro. FK Berane plays in First League of Montenegro.

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[edit] History

FK Berane is among most successful football clubs from northern Montenegro. Before the World War II, Berane played friendly games against clubs from northern region of Montenegro, but they played few seasons in highest football competitions of Montenegro at that time. At 1948, FK Berane, under the name "Ika Ivangrad", made historic debut in Montenegrin Republic League (Crnogorska republička liga - 3rd Yugoslav league). During the past decades, under the name FK Ivangrad (former name of Berane city), club played in Second league of Yugoslavia, too. After Montenegrin independence, Berane made their historic debut in First league at the season 2006/07, but they were relegated in Second league (2007/08.). After one season in lower competition, club from Berane was promoted to the First league, but, like in 2007, Berane were relegated. In June 2011, after one another season in Second league and play-off against FK Mornar Bar, Berane was promoted in the Montenegrin First League for the third time in club history.

[edit] Former names

FK Berane have several names during the history.

In the era of SFR Yugoslavia, club was named as "Ika" and "Radnički". After that, club was named "Ivangrad". After the broke-up of SFR Yugoslavia, town, and football club too, were renamed.

[edit] Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Montenegro GK Zoran Aković
2 Montenegro GK Haris Mekić
3 Montenegro GK Suad Ramusović
4 Montenegro DF Novo Cimbaljević
5 Montenegro DF Predrag Đukić
6 Serbia DF Zoran Đuričanin
7 Montenegro DF Aleksandar Knežević
9 Montenegro DF Damir Mrkulić
10 Montenegro DF Aleksandar Šćekić
11 Montenegro DF Bracan Popović
12 Montenegro DF Janko Simović
13 Montenegro DF Bojan Veković
14 Serbia MF Boban Aković
15 Montenegro MF Košta Bajović
No. Position Player
16 Montenegro MF Boris Cimbaljević
17 Montenegro MF Željko Ćulafić
18 Serbia MF Rajko Leposavić
19 Montenegro MF Darko Stojanović
20 Montenegro MF Admir Zejnilović
21 Montenegro MF Samir Zejnilović
22 Montenegro FW Admir Adrović
23 Montenegro FW Mirko Boričić
24 Montenegro FW Vladimir Boričić
26 Serbia FW Marko Lalević
27 Montenegro MF Ekrem Drndar
28 Montenegro FW Stefan Lutovac
Serbia MF Edin Selimović

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