Gradski (Caizcoin Arena)

The ground in Novi Pazar carries two names at once. Its official one, Gradski stadion Novi Pazar, still stands on the paperwork; since February 2022 it has been signed and printed as Caizcoin Arena, after a naming deal with the cryptocurrency firm Caizcoin — an unusual sponsor for a Serbian ground.

What stands there today is largely the work of 2011 and 2012. The rebuild ran in two phases and cost roughly two million euros, split between the City of Novi Pazar and the Football Association of Serbia, with the contract going to the firm Ikan. The East Stand was taken down and built again from nothing. The West Stand kept its position but gained a roof and club facilities beneath it. A North Stand was added and finished in April 2012, and the ground reopened officially on 12 April 2012, by then also carrying new floodlights, changing rooms and a press centre.

It is the home of FK Novi Pazar in the Serbian SuperLiga, and FK Jošanica have played matches here too. Capacity is the one figure the sources will not agree on: 9,200, 10,000 and 12,000 all appear in print. The attendance for the Serbian Cup quarter-final against Red Star Belgrade in March 2026 was listed at 8,000.