Dragan Džajić Stadium

The card lists two names for this ground, and they belong to different places. Dragan Džajić Stadium is the name that appears in some databases, but the stadium carrying that title officially opened in Ub, Serbia, in 2022. The Banja Luka ground has never adopted it. Its own name, the one on the gate and in local use, is Stadion Čaire, tucked into the Kočićev vijenac neighbourhood off Radoja Domanovića street.

It is a small ground built for a small crowd. Even the capacity itself is disputed between sources, with figures running from 500 up toward 3,000 depending on where one looks, which points to a venue that has never needed a precise official count because it has never come close to testing its upper limit. The natural grass pitch and the modest stands serve FK BSK Banja Luka, a club whose home this has been without the fanfare that follows the bigger arenas in the Republika Srpska.

No record survives of when Čaire first opened its gates, and no official club site fills in the gap. What remains is a local ground doing a local job: a natural surface, a fixed address in Banja Luka, and a name that has stayed put while a newer, more famous one was built elsewhere and borrowed by mistake.