List of FK Velež Mostar seasons explained

FK Velež Mostar are historically one of the most successful clubs in Bosnia and Herzegovina,[1] with two Yugoslav Cup titles (1980–81 and 1985–86), the most in that competition out of any side from Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition they have also won the 2021–22 edition of the Bosnian Cup. They have come in second place on three occasions, and third place in five instances.

Velež has also qualified for the Europa Conference League two times, while also participating in two former UEFA competitions, the UEFA Cup (four participations, including reaching the quarterfinals in 1974–75) and the Cup Winners' Cup (two participations).

Below is a list of seasons from Velež's debut in the top flight from the 1952–53 season onwards.[2] [3]

Seasons

SeasonLeagueCupEurope/OtherTop league goalscorer
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPosPlayerGoals
1952–53Yugoslav First League22631330511511thVladimir Zelenika10
1953–54Yugoslav Second League1811164122233rdVladimir Zelenika14
1954–55Yugoslav Second League1813234315281stVladimir Zelenika14
1955–56Yugoslav First League268994241257thMuhamed Mujić21
1956–57Yugoslav First League26951244572310thR16Vladimir Zelenika14
1957–58Yugoslav First League26114114042266thbgcolor=silverRUMuhamed Mujić9
1958–59Yugoslav First League22102103538226thR16Vladimir Zelenika10
1959–60Yugoslav First League22571027391710thSFMilorad Lazović9
1960–61Yugoslav First League2257102739179thR32Milorad Lazović5
1961–62Yugoslav First League227692935209thQFNusret Čerkić
Ivan Popović		6
1962–63Yugoslav First League2610883331284thR32Intertoto CupGSNusret Čerkić
Zejnil Selimotić		6
1963–64Yugoslav First League26512930412212thR16Intertoto CupGSNusret Čerkić
Milorad Lazović
Zejnil Selimotić		7
1964–65Yugoslav First League28931637532113thKemal Šestić7
1965–66Yugoslav First League3014794837353rdKemal Šestić15
1966–67Yugoslav First League309101135412810thAhmet Glavović10
1967–68Yugoslav First League30981333402614thDušan Bajević12
1968–69Yugoslav First League3491694145348thDušan Bajević18
1969–70Yugoslav First League3417986444433rdDušan Bajević20
1970–71Yugoslav First League34148125248368thSFDušan Bajević18
1971–72Yugoslav First League341410105832386thDušan Bajević20
1972–73Yugoslav First League3417125482746bgcolor=silver2ndDušan Bajević21
1973–74Yugoslav First League341978543445bgcolor=silver2ndUEFA CupR1Dušan Bajević16
1974–75Yugoslav First League34159106235394thUEFA CupQFVahid Halilhodžić16
1975–76Yugoslav First League341012123937329thR16Mitropa Cupbgcolor=silverRUVahid Halilhodžić17
1976–77Yugoslav First League3411101346483211thR32Vahid Halilhodžić18
1977–78Yugoslav First League34139124243357thSFVahid Halilhodžić18
1978–79Yugoslav First League34158115041385thR16Vahid Halilhodžić16
1979–80Yugoslav First League34138134439348thR32Dragan Okuka12
1980–81Yugoslav First League34138134447349thbgcolor=goldWBalkans Cupbgcolor=goldWVahid Halilhodžić11
1981–82Yugoslav First League341310114940367thR32Cup Winners' CupR2Dušan Bajević10
1982–83Yugoslav First League341191454573113thR16Vladimir Skočajić14
1983–84Yugoslav First League341191433353113thR32Adnan Međedović9
1984–85Yugoslav First League3410121239443211thQFAdnan Međedović9
1985–86Yugoslav First League341311106450373rdbgcolor=goldWPredrag Jurić19
1986–87Yugoslav First League3419411654642bgcolor=silver2ndR16Cup Winners' CupR2Predrag Jurić16
1987–88Yugoslav First League34151276134423rdQFUEFA CupR2Semir Tuce13
1988–89Yugoslav First League34134 (2)1742432811thbgcolor=silverRUUEFA CupR3Semir Tuce13
1989–90Yugoslav First League34116 (3)1738512517thQFMeho Kodro18
1990–91Yugoslav First League361210 (6)1454553012thR32Meho Kodro13
1991–92Yugoslav First League26105 (3)11343523n/aQFZdenko Jedvaj
Nikola Juričić
Meho Kodro
Nenad Maslovar		5
Break due to the Bosnian War
1994–95First League
Zenica Group		300321194thSFNermin Čolaković
Samir Ćemalović		1
1995–96First League30831930612714thSamir Ćemalović9
1996–97First League301341344414310thAdis Obad16
1997–98First League301171244524010thSFAdis Obad13
1998–99First League3015784637524thAdis Obad11
1999–00First League30146105937487thR16Asmir Džafić25
Current format of Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina
2000–01Premier League42223178754695thR16Nedim Jusufbegović18
2001–02Premier League30133144446428thR32Nedim Jusufbegović13
2002–03Premier League381432147594517thQFAsmir Džafić8
2003–04First League of FBiH3018486125582ndR32Elvis Ćorić13
2004–05First League of FBiH3020375523632ndR16Admir Vladavić
Dženan Zaimović		9
2005–06First League of FBiH3019745221641stR32Admir Velagić11
2006–07Premier League30127114142439thR16Admir Velagić9
2007–08Premier League30142143946449thR16Adis Obad7
2008–09Premier League301141542454112thQFAdis Obad10
2009–10Premier League30134134233437thR16Adin Džafić13
2010–11Premier League301131631433613thR32Ševko Okić10
2011–12Premier League30891328353311thSFDamir Rovčanin
Ševko Okić		4
2012–13Premier League308101231343413thR16Mirza Ćemalović8
2013–14Premier League3015964223545thQFŠevko Okić10
2014–15Premier League30108123233389thQFAlidin-Dino Hajdarović
Anel Hebibović		6
2015–16Premier League3016231055916thR32Dino Ćemalović2
2016–17First League of FBiH301110939334311thR16Brandao8
2017–18First League of FBiH30151054923553rdR32Brandao9
2018–19First League of FBiH3024427818761stR32Nusmir Fajić28
2019–20[4] Premier League229582523328thR16Brandao10
2020–21Premier League33161345030613rdR16Obren Cvijanović11
2021–22Premier League33138124237445thWEuropa Conference LeagueQR3Dženan Zajmović9
2022–23Premier League331112104037456thbgcolor=silverRUEuropa Conference LeagueQR2Nermin Haskić12
2023–24Premier League33161165028593rdQFNermin Haskić12

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Kako je nastao Veležov nadimak "Rođeni"... . 2022-12-25 . Mondo Bosna . en-US.
  2. Book: Dervišević, Ismet . Rođeni - 75 godina FK Velež . Slovo . 1997 . Mostar . bs.
  3. Web site: Yugoslavia - List of Final Tables . 2022-12-25 . RSSSF.
  4. Web site: F.Z. . 1 June 2020 . Zvanično! Sarajevo prvak BiH drugu godinu zaredom, Čelik i Zvijezda ispadaju . 1 June 2020 . Klix.ba . bs.

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