IMT Novi Beograd U19

Stadion Lagator sits in Loznica. The U19 side, like the senior team, has played its fixtures for the 2024–25 season on that pitch rather than at the club's own 1,150-seat ground on Pariske komune in Novi Beograd.

The factory that gave the club its name, Industrija Mašina i Traktora, built agricultural machinery, and its workers founded the team in 1953. The nickname stuck for the same reason: Traktoristi, the tractor drivers. Red and white have carried the shirt since.

What the youth side exists for shows in the sale price rather than the trophy count. The academy, Omladinska škola, takes children from the age of five and has sent players out for transfer fees near €1m apiece — Miloš Luković to Heracles Almelo, Nikola Vukić to Al Jazira. Vasilije Novičić has been linked with a move of similar size. That pipeline, not the first team's results, is what the club's business is built on.

The U19s got a run in the 2024–25 UEFA Youth League Domestic Champions Path, drawn against FCV Farul Constanța's under-19 side. They lost the first leg 0–2 in Romania on 23 October 2024, then won the return 1–0 at home on 6 November, Miloš Jović scoring the goal that made it respectable on the night. The aggregate, 1–2, sent them out.

Across Novi Beograd, FK Radnički waits every season for the fixture both sets of supporters call the New Belgrade Derby — the one local rivalry the club has.