1990–91 FK Sarajevo season

Sarajevo
1990–91 season
Sporting director	Svetozar Vujović
President	Kemal Hujić
Manager	Rajko Rašević; Srboljub Markušević; Fuad Muzurović
Stadium	Koševo City Stadium
Yugoslav First League	11th
Yugoslav Cup	Round of 16
Top goalscorer	League: Dane Kuprešanin 13; All: Dane Kuprešanin 14
Highest home attendance	12,000 vs Red Star Belgrade
Lowest home attendance	200 vs Borac Čačak
Average home league attendance	3,079
Biggest win	Sarajevo 6–1 Borac Čačak; (8 August 1990)
Biggest defeat	Dinamo Zagreb 8–1 Sarajevo; (21 April 1991)
	← 1989–90 1991–92 →

The 1990–91 Sarajevo season was the club's 44th season in history, and their 42nd season in the top flight of Yugoslav football, the Yugoslav First League. Besides competing in the First League, the team competed in the National Cup.

Squad information[edit]

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


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	URS	Aleksei Prudnikov
2	DF	YUG	Srđan Bajić
3	DF	YUG	Dejan Raičković
4	DF	YUG	Risto Vidaković
5	DF	YUG	Vejsil Varupa
6	DF	YUG	Memnun Suljagić
7	DF	YUG	Goran Šljivić
8	MF	YUG	Dane Kuprešanin (Captain)
9	DF	YUG	Miloš Nedić
9	FW	YUG	Husref Musemić
10	MF	YUG	Igor Lazić
11	MF	YUG	Senad Repuh
12	GK	YUG	Hajrudin Čardaklija
14	MF	YUG	Zoran Ljubičić
15	FW	YUG	Davor Jakovljević
16	MF	YUG	Miodrag Ćirković
—	GK	YUG	Dragoslav Vukadin


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	YUG	Predrag Jušić
—	DF	YUG	Aleksandar Guzina
—	DF	YUG	Nudžein Geca
—	DF	YUG	Srđan Slagalo
—	MF	YUG	Sretko Vuksanović
—	MF	YUG	Senad Merdanović
—	MF	YUG	Ismet Mulavdić
—	MF	YUG	Muslija Ramović
—	MF	YUG	Haris Jaganjac
—	MF	YUG	Emir Vazda
—	FW	YUG	Miralem Ramić
—	FW	YUG	Skender Bišević
—	FW	YUG	Nermin Čengić
—	FW	YUG	Haris Karamehmedović
—	FW	YUG	Goran Kovačević
—	FW	YUG	Bernard Barnjak
—	FW	YUG	Antal Puhalak

Source: ^[1]

Supplier	Sponsor
Uhlsport	VW, Audi

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	PKW	PKL	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
9	Osijek^[a]	36	14	4	2	16	52	57	−5	32
10	Radnički Niš	36	14	4	1	17	35	49	−14	32
11	Sarajevo	36	13	5	5	13	37	48	−11	31
12	Velež	36	12	6	4	14	54	55	−1	30
13	Zemun	36	12	6	4	14	40	53	−13	30

Source: rsssf.org
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:

^ After the season, Croatian and Slovenian clubs left the Yugoslav federation and formed their own leagues. Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk Split, Osijek and Rijeka joined 1992 Prva HNL, while Olimpija joined 1991–92 Slovenian PrvaLiga.