Winning Squad: Complete Roster and Player Statistics
A successful football campaign relies on a balanced blend of experienced veterans and emerging talent. Under the leadership of head coach Vladimir Vermezović, the winning squad featured a comprehensive lineup of specialists across all positions, from the defensive line to the attacking front.
Key Facts
- Head Coach: Vladimir Vermezović.
- Top Scorer: Saša Ilić with 16 goals.
- Most Appearances: Nenad Đorđević (27) and Simon Vukčević (26).
- Squad Depth: The roster includes a diverse mix of goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and forwards.
Squad Composition and Performance
The team's structure was designed for stability and offensive efficiency. The goalkeeping department provided a reliable foundation, while the defensive unit focused on consistency and goal prevention.
Goalkeepers
The goalkeeping duties were shared among three players, with Ivica Kralj leading the group in appearances.
- Nemanja Jovšić (1 appearance, 0 goals)
- Ivica Kralj (24 appearances, 0 goals)
- Đorđe Pantić (7 appearances, 0 goals)
Defenders
The defensive line was anchored by Nenad Đorđević, who recorded the highest number of appearances in the squad. The unit also featured a mix of domestic and international talent, including Kim Chi-Woo.
- Milivoje Ćirković (9/0)
- Zoran Mirković (23/2)
- Branimir Bajić (4/0)
- Kim Chi-Woo (8/0)
- Nenad Đorđević (27/2)
- Ifeanyi Emeghara (24/0)
- Milovan Milović (15/1)
- Nemanja Rnić (17/2)
- Dragoljub Jeremić (2/0) - Played only in the first part of the championship
Midfielders
The midfield served as the engine room of the team, boasting the highest goal-scoring output of any position, led by the prolific Saša Ilić.
- Simon Vukčević (26/10)
- Nenad Brnović (25/6)
- Dragan Ćirić (13/3)
- Miroslav Radović (19/3)
- Branimir Petrović (18/1)
- Ivan Tomić (24/0)
- Saša Ilić (22/16)
- Albert Nađ (20/2)
- Milan Srećo (1/0)
- Stefan Babović (9/1)
- Milan Smiljanić (2/0)
- Branislav Atanacković (2/0) - Played only in the first part of the championship
Forwards
The attacking line was characterized by Nikola Grubješić, who provided a significant goal threat throughout the season.
- Pierre Boya (22/3)
- Srđan Radonjić (17/10)
- Obiora Odita (12/6)
- Nikola Grubješić (23/11)
- Bojan Brnović (1/0) - Played only in the first part of the championship
- Nenad Marinković (1/0) - Played only in the first part of the championship
Squad Summary Table
| Position | Top Performer (Apps/Goals) | Key Contributor |
|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Ivica Kralj (24/0) | Đorđe Pantić (7/0) |
| Defenders | Nenad Đorđević (27/2) | Zoran Mirković (23/2) |
| Midfielders | Saša Ilić (22/16) | Simon Vukčević (26/10) |
| Forwards | Nikola Grubješić (23/11) | Srđan Radonjić (17/10) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was the head coach of the winning squad?
The squad was managed by head coach Vladimir Vermezović.
Which player scored the most goals for the team?
Saša Ilić was the most prolific scorer, netting 16 goals in 22 appearances.
Who made the most appearances during the campaign?
Nenad Đorđević made the most appearances with a total of 27 matches played.
Which forwards contributed double-digit goals?
Both Nikola Grubješić (11 goals) and Srđan Radonjić (10 goals) scored in double digits.
Were there players who only participated in part of the season?
Yes, Dragoljub Jeremić, Branislav Atanacković, Bojan Brnović, and Nenad Marinković played only in the first part of the championship.