Radnički Kragujevac

Crveni đavoli — Red Devils — is the name most people in Kragujevac reach for first, and it dates to a night in 1969, when a match against Partizan drew a crowd loud enough that reporters likened the terraces to Old Trafford. The club itself had started decades earlier as Mladi Radnik, before taking the name it carries today in 1929.

The early trophies came in the old Yugoslav Second League, won twice in the early 1970s, and they were enough to push the club into the top flight. It stayed there for five seasons through the decade without ever climbing past 15th.

Darko Spalević gave the club its clearest individual mark in the modern era, finishing as the Serbian SuperLiga's top scorer in 2011–12 with 19 goals. The promotion that mattered most came later: the 2020–21 Serbian First League title sent Radnički back into the SuperLiga, a decade after they had finished runners-up in the same competition without going up.

Matches are played at Čika Dača, which holds 15,100, in red and turquoise. In 2024 and 2025 the club stepped into European competition for the first time.