2009–10 FK Sarajevo season

SD FK Sarajevo
2009-2010 season
Sporting director Bosnia and Herzegovina Merdanović
President Bosnia and Herzegovina H. Šuman
Bosnia and Herzegovina Merdanović
Manager Mehmed Janjoš
Bosnia and Herzegovina Varešanović
Stadium Asim Ferhatović
P. League of Bosnia 5.
Bosnia and H. Football C. 1/8
UEFA Europa League 4 qualifying
Top goalscorer League:
All: Alen Škoro 13
Highest home attendance 26.000 v Cluj
Lowest home attendance 2.000
Average home league attendance 6.111

Players[1]

Squad

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

No. Position Player
14 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Amar Kadić

Squad

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

No. Position Player
3 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Anel Škoro
4 Slovenia DF Gregor Mohar
5 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Edin Dudo
6 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Sedin Torlak
7 Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Haris Handžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Faruk Ihtijarević
8 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Milan Muminović
9 Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Alen Avdić
10 Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Alen Škoro
11 Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Jasmin Čampara
12 Bosnia and Herzegovina GK Dino Hamzić
13 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Fadil Čizmić
14 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Muhamed Džakmić
15 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Nail Šehović
No. Position Player
Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Edin Šeko
16 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Dado Hamzagić
17 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Denis Čomor
18 Republic of Macedonia FW Adis Jahović
19 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Ajdin Maksumić
20 Bosnia and Herzegovina DF Mirza Rizvanović
21 Serbia DF Zoran Belošević
22 Bosnia and Herzegovina GK Muhamed Alaim (Captain)
23 Bosnia and Herzegovina FW Almir Pliska
33 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Emir Janjoš
77 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Damir Hadžić
88 Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Kenan Handžić
Bosnia and Herzegovina MF Adi Fočić

Records[2]

Kit

Supplier Sponsor
United States Nike Bosnia and Herzegovina AurA, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnalijek

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://www.worldfootball.net/teams/fk-sarajevo/2010/2/
  2. ↑ http://fksinfo.com/prvi-tim/statistika-premijer-liga-2009-2010-II-polusezona
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