Otrant-Olympic

Otrant-Olympic take the field in blue shirts and white shorts, the choice traces back to the sea and sand. The club has carried that identity since 1921, when it was founded as Olcinium — the name it played under for most of its history before the switch to Otrant-Olympic in 2015. What has stayed constant is the ground: Stadion Olimpik , holding 1,500.

The trophy cabinet belongs almost entirely to the lower tiers. Otrant have won the Montenegrin Third League (South Region) three times — 2006–07, 2015–16 and 2021–22 — and picked up Fourth League titles across five separate seasons stretching back to 1989–90. The closest the club has come to something higher-profile was in 2016–17, when third place in the Second League earned a promotion play-off; Rudar won it. Back under Yugoslav-era football as FK Ulcinj, the club had already touched that same ceiling once before, finishing second in the Fourth League in 1977–78 to reach the Montenegrin republic league. A first division title and a Montenegrin Cup have never followed.

The one occasion Otrant-Olympic did lift a cup with any reach beyond Montenegro's borders came in 2015, when the club won the Albanian Independence Cup.