Drina Zvornik

The name Vukovi did not come from a mascot but from the Drina Corps of the Army of Republika Srpska, and the supporters' group carrying that name has organised around the club since 2002.

The club traces its football back to 1924, though what plays today under the name Drina Zvornik was formed in August 1945, after two earlier town sides, one representing the local Serb community and one the Bosniak community, had already folded before the war. Whatever came before did not survive; what was rebuilt after did.

Drina has spent most of its history circling the top flight rather than settling into it. Two titles in the First League of the Republika Srpska, in 2009–10 and again in 2013–14, sent the club up to the Bosnian Premier League both times, and both times the stay was brief: relegation followed the 2010–11 season, and again after 2015–16, with a middle spell in the top tier in between.

Of the names that have passed through the club, one now carries further than Zvornik itself. Filip Kostić, who has gone on to play at the top level of European football, came up through Drina before his career took him elsewhere.