FK Sarajevo records and statistics

Fudbalski klub Sarajevo (English: Sarajevo Football Club) is a Bosnian professional football club based in Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is one of the most successful clubs in the country.

This list includes major honours won by FK Sarajevo, records set by the club, its managers and players. The player records section includes details of the club's leading goalscorers and players with the most appearances in first-team competitions.

The club's record appearance maker is Ibrahim Biogradlić, who made 646 appearances between 1951 and 1967.^[1] Dobrivoje Živkov is the club's record goalscorer, scoring 212 goals in all competitions (official and unofficial) during his career in FK Sarajevo.^[2] The club's top goalscorer in official matches is legendary striker Asim Ferhatović, who found the back of the net on 100 separate occasions (198 in total).^[3]

Honours[edit]

Yugoslavia[edit]

• Yugoslav First League:^[4]
  • Winners (2): 1966–67, 1984–85
  • Runners-up (2): 1964–65, 1979–80
• Yugoslav Cup:
  • Runners-up (2): 1966–67, 1982–83

Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit]

• Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina:
  • Winners (5): 1998–1999, 2006–07, 2014–15, 2018–19, 2019–20
  • Runners-up (7): 1994–1995, 1996–1997, 1997–1998, 2005–06, 2010–11, 2012–13, 2020–21
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Cup:
  • Winners (7): 1996–1997, 1997–1998, 2001–02, 2004–05, 2013–14, 2018–19, 2020–21
  • Runners-up (4): 1998–1999, 2000–01, 2016–17, 2021–22
• Supercup of Bosnia and Herzegovina:
  • Winners (1): 1997
  • Runners-up (2): 1998, 1999

Doubles[edit]

• Premier League and National Cup: 2018–19

Player records[edit]

Most appearances[edit]

Players with most appearances for FK Sarajevo

No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Other	Total
[5] 1	Ibrahim Biogradlić	1951–1967	387	12	6	241	646
[6] 2	Svetozar Vujović	1959–1972	267	21	7	149	444
[7] 3	Edhem Šljivo	1968–1978	261	18	12	146	437
[8] 4	Franjo Lovrić	1947–1959	209	13	0	207	429
[9] 5	Asim Ferhatović	1952–1967	228	29	12	153	422
[10] 6	Dobrivoje Živkov	1950–1961	124	14	0	274	412
[11] 7	Suad Švraka	1947–1960	226	18	4	163	411
[12] 8	Fahrudin Prljača	1961–1975	275	15	11	105	406
[13] 9	Fuad Muzurović	1964–1974	172	22	13	198	405
[14] 10	Mirsad Fazlagić	1961–1972	168	24	18	194	404

Top goalscorers - All matches[edit]

The following is a list of FK Sarajevo top goalscorers in both official and unofficial matches

Top goalscorers for FK Sarajevo in all matches

No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Other	Total
[10] 1	Dobrivoje Živkov	1950–1961	78	29	0	105	212
[9] 2	Asim Ferhatović	1952–1967	98	25	3	72	198
[15] 3	Salih Šehović	1954–1965	64	8	0	113	185
[8] 4	Franjo Lovrić	1947–1959	61	2	0	106	169
[16] 5	Vahidin Musemić	1965–1974	72	14	3	80	169
[17] 6	Zijad Arslanagić	1958–1964	62	3	0	103	168
[18] 7	Boško Antić	1966–1972	75	10	4	51	140
[19] 8	Boško Prodanović	1963–1973	66	7	1	46	101
[20] 9	Safet Sušić	1973–1982	53	11	6	26	96
[7] 10	Edhem Šljivo	1968–1978	41	14	1	35	91

Top goalscorers - Official matches[edit]

The following is a list of FK Sarajevo top goalscorers in official matches^[21]

Top goalscorers for FK Sarajevo in official matches

No.	Name	Years	League	Cup	Europe	Total
1	Asim Ferhatović	1951–1967	66	34	0	100
2	Safet Sušić	1973–1982	81	10	5	96
3	Dobrivoje Živkov	1950–1961	83	7	0	90
4	Emir Obuća	1996–1998 2001–2003 2004–2007 2010–2012	78	6	6	89
5	Vahidin Musemić	1965–1974	72	9	2	83
6	Salih Šehović	1958–1964	66	6	3	75
7	Boško Antić	1966–1972	58	7	2	67
8	Krste Velkoski	2014–2016 2017–2022	53	10	3	66
	Franjo Lovrić	1963–1973	59	7	0	66
10	Husref Musemić	1979–1985 1989–1990	59	4	1	65

Historical goals[edit]

Premier League[edit]

As of 24 April 2024, Sarajevo have scored 1,109 goals in the Premier League.^[22]

Goal	Player	Date	Match
1	Džemo Smječanin	3 August 2002	Sarajevo 4–0 Posušje
100	Alen Škoro	5 October 2003	Sarajevo 1–1 Željezničar
500	Edin Husić	28 April 2012	Sarajevo 3–1 Rudar Prijedor
1,000	Hamza Čataković	20 March 2022	Sarajevo 6–0 Pošusje

Season by season[edit]

Season by Season statistics from the club's foundation to the present.^[23]

Games[edit] Season Player League Cup Europe Total 1946 Anton Vlajčić 7 1947–48 Lav Mantula 38 0 38 1948–49 Đuka Lovrić 39 0 39 1950 Franjo Lovrić 35 0 35 1951 Safet Alajbegović 38 0 38 1952 Dobrivoje Živkov 31 0 31 1952–53 Anton Agošton 43 0 43 1953–54 Mladen Stipić 46 0 46 1954–55 Ibrahim Biogradlić 55 0 55 1955–56 Dobrivoje Živkov 46 0 46 1956–57 Ibrahim Biogradlić 22 0 22 1957–58 Nerćes Novo 50 0 50 1958–59 Ibrahim Biogradlić 42 0 42 1959–60 Ibrahim Biogradlić 45 1960–61 Zijad Arslanagić 46 46 1961–62 Ibrahim Biogradlić 53 53 1962–63 Ibrahim Biogradlić 52 52 1963–64 Sreten Šiljkut 55 55 1964–65 Sreten Šiljkut 57 57 1965–66 Boško Antić 56 56 1966–67 Fahrudin Prljača 58 58 1967–68 Boško Antić 4 53 1968–69 Fuad Muzurović 55 0 55 1969–70 Edhem Šljivo 56 0 56 1970–71 Fuad Muzurović 47 0 47 1971–72 Edhem Šljivo 47 0 47 1972–73 Dragoljub Simić 49 0 49 1973–74 Ranko Petković 32 56 1974–75 Dragoljub Simić 52 0 52 1975–76 Edhem Šljivo 33 0 33 1976–77 Srebrenko Repčić 33 1 0 34 1977–78 Srebrenko Repčić 34 0 34 1978–79 Srebrenko Repčić 34 34 1979–80 Želimir Vidović 39 39 1980–81 Nijaz Ferhatović 32 1 33 1981–82 Faruk Hadžibegić 32 32 1982–83 Faruk Hadžibegić 32 32 1983–84 Davor Jozić 31 0 31 1984–85 Đurković, Hadžibegić 34 0 34 1985–86 Dragan Jakovljević 33 33 1986–87 Dragan Jakovljević 33 0 33 1987–88 Dragan Jakovljević 30 0 30 1988–89 Boban Božović 25 0 25 1989–90 Boban Božović 31 0 31 1990–91 Risto Vidaković 35 0 35 1991–92 Risto Vidaković 0 1993–94 Geca, Valentić, Repuh 0 0 0 1994–95 Unknown 0 1995–96 Uščuplić, Herco 28 0 28 1996–97 Dženan Uščuplić 29 5 0 34 1997–98 Mirsad Dedić 27 5 0 32 1998–99 Mirsad Dedić 2 34 1999–2000 Almedin Hota 28 0 28 2000–01 Džemal Berberović 38 2 0 40 2001–02 Edin Šaranović 38 1 39 2002–03 Džemal Berberović 4 41 2003–04 Alen Škoro 24 0 24 2004–05 Faruk Ihtijarević 26 0 26 2005–06 Vule Trivunović 28 0 28 2006–07 Faruk Ihtijarević 27 4 31 2007–08 Admir Raščić 27 6 33 2008–09 Muhamed Alaim 28 0 28 2009–10 Zoran Belošević 30 3 6 39 2010–11 Alen Avdić 27 4 0 31 2011–12 Nermin Haskić 30 5 4 39 2012–13 Ivan Tatomirović 29 3 6 38 2013–14 Dupovac, Cimirot, Tatomirović 26 8 4 38 2014–15 Krste Velkoski 14 3 6 23 2015–16 Tomislav Barbarić 17 3 2 22 2016–17 Mersudin Ahmetović 30 8 0 38 2017–18 Bojan Pavlović 32 1 2 35 2018–19 Krste Velkoski 31 8 4 43 2019–20 Kovačević, Šerbečić 20 1 4 25 2020–21 Kovačević 29 4 4 37 2021–22 Dizdarević 31 7 0 38 2022–23 Varešanović 31 1 0 32

Goals[edit] Season Player League Cup Europe Total 1946 Nerćes Novo 6 0 0 6 1947–48 Mile Novaković 21 0 0 24[24] 1948–49 Franjo Lovrić 19 2 0 21[25] 1949–50 Franjo Lovrić 22 3 0 25[25] 1950–51 Drago Žigman 19 0 0 19[26] 1951–52 Dobrivoje Živkov 21 3 0 24[27] 1952–53 Dobrivoje Živkov 28 0 0 28[27] 1953–54 Dobrivoje Živkov 19 0 0 19[27] 1954–55 Dobrivoje Živkov 31 0 0 31[27] 1955–56 Asim Ferhatović 28 2 0 30[28] 1956–57 Asim Ferhatović 28 1 0 29[28] 1957–58 Salih Šehović 36 26 0 62[27] 1958–59 Zijad Arslanagić 21 0 0 21[27] 1959–60 Zijad Arslanagić 35 3 0 38[27] 1960–61 Zijad Arslanagić 26 0 0 26[27] 1961–62 Zijad Arslanagić 25 0 0 25[27] 1962–63 Zijad Arslanagić 20 5 0 25[27] 1963–64 Džemaludin Mušović 21 7 0 28[29] 1964–65 Džemaludin Mušović 27 5 0 32[29] 1965–66 Boško Antić 23 3 0 26[30] 1966–67 Boško Antić 21 9 0 30[30] 1967–68 Boško Antić 23 27 3 53[31] 1968–69 Boško Prodanović 18 0 0 18[27] 1969–70 Vahidin Musemić 23 0 0 23[32] 1970–71 Vahidin Musemić 23 0 0 23[33] 1971–72 Vahidin Musemić 25 0 0 25[33] 1972–73 Džemil Cerić 17 0 0 24[34] 1973–74 Ranko Petković 16 8 0 24[34] 1974–75 Safet Sušić 20 0 20[35] 1975–76 Edhem Šljivo 14 1 0 15[36] 1976–77 Safet Sušić 9 3 0 12[35] 1977–78 Radomir Savić 21 0 0 21[37] 1978–79 Safet Sušić 15 0 0 15[35] 1979–80 Safet Sušić 17 0 0 17[37] 1980–81 Husref Musemić 11 1 0 12[38] 1981–82 Predrag Pašić 12 3 0 15[39] 1982–83 Safet Sušić 9 2 3 14[35] 1983–84 Husref Musemić 9 2 0 11[38] 1984–85 Husref Musemić 19 0 0 19[38] 1985–86 Dragan Jakovljević 10 1 0 11[40] 1986–87 Dragan Jakovljević 15 1 0 16[40] 1987–88 Dragan Jakovljević 11 1 0 12[40] 1988–89 Boban Božović 10 3 0 13[41] 1989–90 Boban Božović 10 3 0 13[40] 1990–91 Kuprešanin, Nedić 8 0 8[40] 1991–92 Unknown n/a n/a n/a n/a 1993–94 Elvir Baljić 15 0 0 15[42] 1994–95 Elvir Baljić 8 0 0 8[42] 1995–96 Reuf Herco 8 1 0 9 1996–97 Smječanin, Uščuplić 11 5 0 17[43] 1997–98 Alen Avdić 14 0 0 14 1998–99 Džemo Smječanin 14 0 0 14[44] 1999–2000 Almedin Hota 9 0 0 9[44] 2000–01 Edin Šaranović 18 2 0 20[45] 2001–02 Edin Šaranović 12 0 0 12[45] 2002–03 Emir Obuća 24 1 2 27[46] 2003–04 Alen Škoro 20 0 0 20[47] 2004–05 Emir Obuća 7 5 0 12[46] 2005–06 Alen Avdić 9 4 0 13[48] 2006–07 Emir Obuća 6 3 4 13[46] 2007–08 Haris Handžić 7 2 0 9[49] 2008–09 Admir Raščić 9 0 0 9[50] 2009–10 Alen Škoro 13 0 0 13[47] 2010–11 Emir Obuća 8 0 0 8[46] 2011–12 Nermin Haskić 8 1 2 11[51] 2012–13 Emir Hadžić 20 3 3 26[52] 2013–14 Nikola Komazec 10 4 0 14[53] 2014–15 Krste Velkoski 7 2 2 11[54] 2015–16 Leon Benko 18 4 0 22[55] 2016–17 Mersudin Ahmetović 10 2 0 12 2017–18 Mersudin Ahmetović 14 0 0 14 2018–19 Mersudin Ahmetović 14 0 2 16 2019–20 Mersudin Ahmetović 13 0 0 13 2020–21 Tatar, Fanimo 10 0 3 13 2021–22 Varešanović, Čataković, Suljić 4 1 0 5 2022–23 Renan Oliveira 9 0 0 9

Individual awards[edit]

Domestic[edit]

Yugoslav First League top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
1963-64	Asim Ferhatović[56]	19
1977-78	Radomir Savić[56]	21
1979-80	Safet Sušić[57]	27

Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina top scorers

Season	Name	Goals
2002–03	Emir Obuća[58]	24
2003–04	Alen Škoro[59]	20
2012–13	Emir Hadžić[60]	20
2015–16	Leon Benko[61]	18
2019–20	Mersudin Ahmetović[62]	13

Yugoslav Footballer of the Year

• Safet Sušić (1979, 1980)^[57]

Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina player of the year

• Emir Hadžić (2012),^[63] Mersudin Ahmetović (2019)^[64]

Young Footballer of the Year in Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Haris Handžić (2009),^[65] Nihad Mujakić (2019),^[64] Dal Varešanović (2023)^[66]

Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina goalkeeper of the year

• Muhamed Alaim (2009),^[67] Vladan Kovačević (2019)^[64]

Sportske novosti Yellow Shirt award

• Safet Sušić (1979)
• Predrag Pašić (1985)

International[edit]

UEFA Euro 1968 team of the tournament

• Mirsad Fazlagić (1968)^[68]

Bosnia and Herzegovina's UEFA Golden Jubilee inductee

• Safet Sušić^[69]

Bosnia and Herzegovina managers

• Fuad Muzurović (1995–1997)^[70]
• Džemaludin Mušović (1998–1999)^[71]
• Faruk Hadžibegić (1999)^[72]
• Fuad Muzurović (2006–2007)^[73]
• Meho Kodro (2008)^[74]
• Denijal Pirić (2008)^[74]
• Miroslav Blažević (2008–2009)^[75]
• Safet Sušić (2009–2014)^[76]

Other national team managers[edit]

• Vojin Božović (1964–1965) – Libya ^[77]
• Abdulah Gegić (1969–1970) – Turkey ^[78]
• Miroslav Blažević (1976–1977) – Switzerland ^[79]
• Boško Antić (1987–1988) – Togo
• Džemaludin Mušović (1990–1995) – Qatar ^[80]
• Miroslav Blažević (1994–2000) – Croatia ^[81]
• Miroslav Blažević (2001) – Iran ^[82]
• Džemaludin Mušović (2004–2007) – Qatar
• Vladimir Petković (2014–present) – Switzerland ^[83]

Players who have played for the national team in international competitions[edit]

Name National team Appearances

Faruk Hadžibegić – Yugoslavia – 61 ap. Predrag Pašić – Yugoslavia – 11 ap. Mirsad Fazlagić – Yugoslavia – 19 ap. Davor Jozić – Yugoslavia – 27 ap. Safet Sušić – Yugoslavia ; Bosnia & Herzegovina – 54 & 2 ap. Boško Antić – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Milenko Bajić – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Srebrenko Repčić – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Ibrahim Biogradlić – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Lev Mantula – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Zijad Švrakić – Yugoslavia – 4 ap. Mirza Kapetanović – Yugoslavia – 6 ap. Zijad Arslanagić – Yugoslavia – 1 ap. Džemal Berberović – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 33 ap. Safet Nadarević – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 30 ap. Mirza Varešanović – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 11 ap. Alen Škoro – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 4 ap. Mirsad Dedić – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 32 ap. Alen Avdić – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 3 ap. Senad Repuh – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 14 ap. Emir Granov – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 7 ap. Edin Prljača – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 4 ap. Emir Obuća – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Sead Kapetanović – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 15 ap. Samir Duro – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 7 ap. Haris Handžić – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Faruk Ihtijarević – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 11 ap. Džemo Smječanin – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 1 ap. Ivan Sesar – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Admir Raščić – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Ninoslav Milenković – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 15 ap. Semjon Milošević – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 1 ap. Gojko Cimirot – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Adis Jahović – Macedonia – 10 ap. Krste Velkoski – Macedonia – 7 ap. Ahmad Kallasi – Syria – 5 ap. Haris Duljević – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 5 ap. Mersudin Ahmetović – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 2 ap. Almir Bekić – Bosnia & Herzegovina – 1 ap.

Managerial records[edit]

• First manager: Josip Bulat, served from October 1946 to November 1947.^[84]
• First foreign manager: László Fenyvesi, served from August to January 1958.^[85]
• Longest-serving manager: Miroslav Brozović, served from September 1948 to June 1956 (8 years).^[86]
• Shortest-serving non-interim manager: Ljupko Petrović, served from 8 April 2014 to 10 April 2014 (2 days).^[87]
• Only player-manager in club history: Miroslav Brozović, 1948–49; 1950–51^[88]
• Managers that won the title both as players and managers: Boško Antić (1967; 1985)^[89] and Husref Musemić (1985; 2007, 2019).^[90]
• Most tenures as manager: Srboljub Markušević, (1969–1971; 1972–1973; 1981–1983) Fuad Muzurović, (1977–1981; 1991–1996; 2001–2002) (3) Husref Musemić, (2001; 2002–2003; 2005–2008; 2013; 2017–2019) (5)^[91]
• Manager with most wins in one season: Boško Antić, 1984–85 (19)^[92]
• Manager with fewest wins in one season: Slavko Zagorac, 1947–48 (2)^[93]
• Manager with most appearances in European competitions: Husref Musemić, (22)^[94]

Record departures[edit]

No.	Name	Nationality	To	Amount in Euros	Year
1.	Gojko Cimirot		PAOK	€1,300,000	2015[95]
2.	Nihad Mujakić		Kortrijk	€1,100,000	2019[96]
3.	Tomislav Barbarić		Kortrijk	€350,000	2016[97]
4.	Semjon Milošević		Cracovia	€300,000	2008[98]
5.	Dalibor Pandža		Dinamo Zagreb	€300,000	2009[99]
6.	Vule Trivunović		Khimki	€250,000	2007[100]
7.	Miloš Stojčev		Atromitos	€200,000	2015[101]
8.	Amer Dupovac		Sheriff	€200,000	2015[102]

Homegrown players in notable clubs[edit]

Name	Nationality	Club	Year
Elvir Baljić		Real Madrid	1999-2002
Sead Kapetanović		Borussia Dortmund	1999-2001
Mirza Varešanović		Bordeaux	1995-1997
Džemal Berberović		Bayer Leverkusen	2003-2005
Emir Granov		Rayo Vallecano	2001-2002
Alen Škoro		Olympique Marseille	2000-2002
Safet Sušić		Paris Saint-Germain	1982-1991
Faruk Hadžibegić		Real Betis	1985-1987
Ante Rajković		Swansea City	1981-1985
Predrag Pašić		Stuttgart	1985-1987
Zijad Švrakić		Galatasaray	1989-1991
Dragan Jakovljević		Nantes	1989-1991
Dejan Raičković		Hannover 96	1992-1994
Miloš Đurković		Beşiktaş	1986-1987
Risto Vidaković		Real Betis	1994-2000
Vahidin Musemić		OGC Nice	1980-1983
Boris Živković		Bayer Leverkusen	1997-2003
Murat Šaran		Levante	1979-1981
Davor Jozić		Cesena	1987-1993

All-Time First Yugoslav League Table[edit]

Top 11 only:^[103]

MP = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; P = Points;HF = Highest finish

All time table of Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit]

Counting only since the 2002–03 season, the season the league became a unified country-wide league.
As of the end of the 2020–21 season. Teams in bold are part of the 2021–22 season.

Ssn = Number of seasons; Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points; HF = Highest finish

¹ In the 2004–05 season, Borac Banja Luka were deducted 1 point (Slavija were awarded 3–0 vs Borac in week 11).
² In the 2006–07 season, Zrinjski were deducted 1 point (Orašje were awarded 3–0 vs Zrinjski).
³ In the 2013–14 season, Slavija were deducted 3 points.
⁴ In the 2019–20 season, Čelik were deducted 3 points (Željezničar were awarded 3–0 vs Čelik).

Club records[edit]

Matches[edit]

Firsts[edit]

• First match: Torpedo 6–0 Bratstvo Travnik, 3 November 1946.^[104]
• First Yugoslav First League match: FK Sarajevo 2–2 Ponziana Trieste, Yugoslav First League, 25 August 1947.^[104]
• First Yugoslav Cup match: FK Sarajevo 3–1 Velež Mostar, Yugoslav Cup, 1st round, 4 November 1947.^[105]
• First unofficial European match: FK Sarajevo 5–3 Olympic Charleroi, 14 February 1950.^[106]
• First official European match: FK Sarajevo 2–4 MTK Budapest, Mitropa Cup, first round, 18 July 1960.^[107]
• First Bosnian League match: FK Sarajevo 4–0 Turbina Jablanica, first round, 22 May 1994.^[108]
• First Bosnian Cup match: FK Sarajevo 4–1 Radnički Goražde, first round, 10 April 1994.^[107]

Wins[edit]

• Record European win: 6–0 against Marsaxlokk F.C. in the UEFA Champions League, 21 July 2007.^[109]
• Record league win: 13–0 against Neretva Metkovići, 28 October 1957.^[110]
• Record Sarajevo derby win: 6–1, 10 October 1954.^[111]
• Record Cup win:
• Most league wins in a season: 19 wins from 34 games (during the 1984–85 season).^[111]
• Fewest league wins in a season: 2 wins from 18 games (during the 1947–48 season).^[111]

Defeats[edit]

• Record defeat: 0–8 loss to Atalanta in the UEFA Europa League, 2 August 2018.^[112]
• Record defeat at the Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium: 0–8 loss to Atalanta in the UEFA Europa League, 2 August 2018.^[112]
• Record-scoring defeat: 4–6 loss to Hajduk Split, 11 February 1959
• Record Cup defeat:
• Most league defeats in a season: 17 in 34 games, during the 1989–90 season.^[111]
• Fewest defeats in a season: 5 in 34 games, during the 1984–85 season.^[111]

Points[edit]

• Most points in a season: 70 in 33 games, during the 2018–19 season.^[113]
• Two points for a win: 48 in 34 games, during the 1984–85 season.^[114]

Goals[edit]

• Most goals in a season: 83 in 30 games, during the 2003–04 season.^[115]
• Fewest goals in a season: 19 in 18 games, during the 1947–48 season.^[111]
• Top goal-scorer in a single game: Salih Šehović scored 6 goals against Neretva Metkovići (13–0 win), 28 October 1957.^[110]
• Youngest goal-scorer in an official game: Demirel Veladžić, against Slavija Sarajevo (3–1 win), 4 November 2015. He was 16 years, 5 months and 20 days old at the time.^[116]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official Website Archived 5 December 2014 at the Wayback Machine (in Bosnian and English)
• FK Sarajevo at Facebook
• FK Sarajevo at Twitter
• FK Sarajevo at UEFA
• FKSinfo (in Bosnian)