Mladost

Mladost's ground sits in Novi Sad's Satelit district, and the club itself grew out of the same source as the stadium — both trace back to 1972, when GAT doo built the arena for its own workforce rather than for the city at large. That company connection never really went away: in 2020 GAT signed on as sponsor and the venue picked up its commercial name, GAT Arena, though the building itself was never rebuilt or relocated for the change.

The bigger transformation came later. Work started on the ground in October 2021 and ran through to the following spring, and the reopening came with a friendly against Željezničar Pančevo on 3 March 2022. Superliga football did not arrive on the rebuilt surface until that August, when Mladost hosted Partizan and were beaten 0:4.

Capacity today is listed at 3,000, though older references to a figure closer to 1,400–1,500 appear to describe seated places only rather than total capacity. The pitch is natural grass, laid out on Bulevar Jovana Dučića, and the ground remains tied to a single tenant, FK Mladost, in a stadium built for a company workforce that ended up housing a football club instead.