Red Star Rugby League Club

Red Star Rugby League Club (Serbian: Ragbi 13 Klub Crvena Zvezda/Рагби 13 Клуб Црвена Звезда) is a Serbian rugby league club based in Belgrade and competing in the Serbian Rugby League.[1]

Red Star Rugby League Club
Founded2006
LeagueSerbian Rugby League
Based inBelgrade, Serbia
Colors         
President Željko Delić
Head coach Phil Economidis
Websiterlkcrvenazvezda.com
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Red Star Rugby League Club is member of the Red Star Sports Society.

In December 2018 it was announced that the club will play in the British based knockout competition, the 2019 Challenge Cup, on the condition that matches in the first two rounds will be played away from home.[2]

In January 2020, the club announced their intention to join the British based RFL system in 2021, if they can find the investment needed to compete.[3] If Red Star RL were to join the RFL system they would plan to take part in League 1 in 2021.

Squad

Current Squad:[4]

  • Miloš Zogović
  • Rajko Trifunović
  • Denis Čengaj
  • Petar Milanović
  • Ilija Kristić
  • Aleksandar Đorđević
  • Vojislav Dedić
  • Stefan Nedeljković
  • Vuk Štrbac
  • Vladislav Dedić
  • Slobodan Manak
  • Marko Janković
  • Predrag Keglić
  • Nikola Đurić
  • Daniel Watson
  • Matej Bajić
  • Valentino Milovanović
  • Uroš Martinović
  • Nenad Žujić
  • Slobodan Milenković
  • Balša Žarković
  • Mark Pullen

Honours

References
  1. "Црвена Звезда Београд". ragbiligesrbije.rs. Retrieved 14 January 2016.
  2. "Challenge Cup: Red Star Belgrade make first appearance in 2019 competition". BBC Sport. 6 December 2018. Retrieved 11 December 2018.
  3. Darbyshire, Drew (2020-01-10). "Red Star Belgrade confirm their intention to enter League 1". Love Rugby League. Retrieved 2020-01-10.
  4. "Prvi tim". rlkcrvenazvezda.com. Retrieved 14 January 2016.
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